Gene Buckle wrote: > /bin/sh ../../libtool ... > > ../../libtool: s%^.*/%%: No such file or directory > ../../libtool: -e: command not found
First off, everyone else's suggestions of using your distribution's glut are probably the right way to go (unless you are using the glut from Red Hat 9 with the NVidia binary drivers, which don't get along). That said, I can reproduce exactly your problem on my Red Hat 9 box. It looks, maybe, like a bug in the custom libtool shell script that Mesa is using. Dunno. Nonetheless, it's actually not hard to compile by hand. If I didn't goof up the line endings below, you should be able to get into the src-glut directory and paste the following two commands: gcc -c -I../include -I/usr/X11R6/include glut_8x13.c glut_9x15.c \ glut_bitmap.c glut_bwidth.c glut_cindex.c glut_cmap.c glut_cursor.c \ glut_dials.c glut_dstr.c glut_event.c glut_ext.c glut_fbc.c \ glut_fullscrn.c glut_gamemode.c glut_get.c glut_glxext.c glut_hel10.c \ glut_hel12.c glut_hel18.c glut_init.c glut_input.c glut_joy.c \ glut_key.c glut_keyctrl.c glut_keyup.c glut_menu.c glut_menu2.c \ glut_mesa.c glut_modifier.c glut_mroman.c glut_overlay.c glut_roman.c \ glut_shapes.c glut_space.c glut_stroke.c glut_swap.c glut_swidth.c \ glut_tablet.c glut_teapot.c glut_tr10.c glut_tr24.c glut_util.c \ glut_vidresize.c glut_warp.c glut_win.c glut_winmisc.c layerutil.c ar clq libglut.a *.o You can pass a -O2 to gcc to get optimization if you want. I strongly doubt that it will matter at all. You'll also note that this results in a static library. This is *definitely* the right way to go if you're installing something that might be replaced by your distribution's official copy later on. Just drop the resulting libglut.a file into /usr/local/lib*, and the glut.h from the include/GL directory into /usr/local/include/GL, and you're done. As always, my preference is to use a custom prefix for builds rather than /usr/local. But this is where the plib/SimGear/FlightGear builds will look by default. Andy _______________________________________________ Flightgear-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.flightgear.org/mailman/listinfo/flightgear-devel
