Hi,
On Thu, 25 Nov 1999, Claudio Matsuoka wrote:
> Not so smooth as I was expecting. In native mode, the configure script
> fails to set the appropriate -I directories and headers are not found.
Which of them?
> When cross-compiling from Linux gcc seems to be very unhappy with the
> library linking order (i.e. -lglib -lpng -lz -lm must be after libsci*).
Should be fixed now (this will go in later).
> Another problem is that automake (or glib) likes to add -I/usr/include
> to CFLAGS confusing the cross compiler. I'll try to fix these to have
> an overnight NetBSD build.
That'd be cool. Be warned, though- the AC/AM stuff wasn't written with
cross-compiling in mind.
BTW, did you test the build afterwards?
> And it seems that something is wrong with the timestamps of the files
> checked out from the repository. Just in case, I'm doing a find .
> -newer configure -exec touch -r configure {} \; before packaging.
Strange. Which files were affected?
llap,
Christoph
