Hello, I have finally managed to get past java dependency hell. :)
Some points to consider if default way fails as I had it in Gentoo. if JAVAC defined as : JAVAC = javac then redefine _cur: _cur = <JAVA_HOME>, where your JVM resides define $_JTOPDIR: $_JTOPDIR = $_cur commment out path construction for $_JTOPDIR It is sort of hardcoding hack, but it seems to work. Now there is another problem I am tackling now. I have installed the Gecode all by default. But now pkg-config fails: checking for GECODE... configure: error: The pkg-config configuration files for Gecode 2.2.0 were not found. Please make sure that Gecode is installed, and that the directory <prefix>/lib/pkgconfig is on the default path for pkg-config. Otherwise, extend the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable accordingly. I have checked both gecode and gecode/j installing instructions and there is no mentioning how this should be done. I am going to try to follow the given instructions and report the results. Regards, Vasilij Savin _______________________________________________ Gecode users mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://www.gecode.org/mailman/listinfo/gecode-users