On Tuesday 26 November 2002 13:25, Martin Albert wrote: > Hi, Folks! again. First part is a resend, as it didn't seem to reach the list.
Just verified the chroot experiment. Referring to the buildlog in my message from Tue, 26 Nov 2002 13:25:10 +0100, same Subject: libgii is not built, because libgg is not found. You see every other Makefile has its xxx_la_LIBADD variable respected, it simply can not be seen in the gcc invocation for gii. linux_evdev produces duplicate symbol warnings (uint16). Eric Faurot wrote in other mail, he moved the manpages from 9 to 7. Are you comfortable that the .so links point to manXgii/... I still have to hack them then to point to manX instead o manXgii. He also gave me some clues how to build the docs (thanks). Any objections against a debian 'libggi-doc' package from 'ggi-xml.tar.bz2'? ./configure requires g++, otherwise it breaks: g++ can't produce output, although it noticed before that no g++ is available. --- new --- Now, i've built from cvs. First, i personally think Eric did the right thing to not move event manpages to 7 but 3, although they do not specifically describe library routines. The .so links still point to (nonexisting) manXggi sections under man. linux_evdev produces duplicate symbol warnings (uint16). g++ is no longer required: The removal of AC_PROG_CXX did it (thanks christoph). Is there a mailing list for cvs changes? After several hours and giving up - one last try: libgii still wouldn't build without an already installed libgg. I libtoolized -c -f with debian unstable version - IT WORKS!! ltmain.sh is exactly 1h20 younger than the one in your tree. Version is 1.9.22.111 (yours .110). That's how far i could go today, we have shows to do on the weekend. I'll upload to private server for testing/review as soon as i'm able. In case noone objects, i try to build nice libgii-doc. 'd like to include some sort of a mirror of the mostly visible pages from www.ggi-p.o, they not only look good but have some info not easily found in the docs. I will send a link to the list a few days before actually uploading to debian, so anyone interested might have a look, as i'm (still) lacking any experience with sgml/xml and stuff. I'm now prepared to do cvs packages more frequently (todate i do only pkg released material). Really like to have your input on that matter. have a nice day, martin
