Richard Brooklyn wrote: > Followed by a lot of 'not declared' errors. Obviously it's not able to > find the gl.h file it needs. On my system, this appears to be this file: > > /opt/mesa/include/GL/gl.h
This is a warning sign to me. AFAIK, Debian (and Ubuntu) will *never* install things to /opt as part of the official packages. This indicates to me that you don't actually have the correct development packages installed, but some probably incompatible source install. > Doing: > sudo ln -s /opt/mesa/include/GL /usr/include/SDL/GL > Fixes the issue. But this is obviously a dirty DIRTY hack... Indeed, and most likely won't work with the official Ubuntu packages either. I'd recommend removing that symlink and getting the actual Ubuntu dev packages installed (libgl1-mesa-dev, which should put the GL.h header into usr/include/GL/gl.h). Graeme _______________________________________________ Gnash mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnash
