Re: NAIVE QUESTION: installing lilypond on a linux system

[Frederick Ross a.k.a. Sgath (NATD)]

The problem looks like include paths.  You might try making as root with
the source in /usr/src.  Another possibility is run configure with the
--prefix=/usr option, or --include-dir=/usr/include (check the docs, I'm
not awake yet).

Being new to Linux is like any other form of ignorance; it's curable. Only
stupuditiy is permanant.

Fred Ross, a.k.a. Sgath
http://www.ls.net/~fred/

> rm -f out/axis.dep; DEPENDENCIES_OUTPUT="out/axis.dep out/axis.o" c++ -c  
>-DHAVE_CONFIG_H  -Iinclude
> -Iout -I../lib/include -I../lib/out -I../flower/include -I../flower/out -g     -g   
>-Wall  -W
> -Wmissing-prototypes -Wmissing-declarations -Wconversion  axis.cc -o out/axis.o
> In file included from include/axes.hh:20,
>                  from axis.cc:10:
> include/string.hh:15: warning: No include path in which to find iostream.h
> In file included from include/axes.hh:20,
>                  from axis.cc:10:
> include/string.hh:154: `ostream' was not declared in this scope
> include/string.hh:154: `os' was not declared in this scope
> include/string.hh:154: variable or field `print_on' declared void
> In file included from include/axes.hh:20,
>                  from axis.cc:10:
> include/string.hh:225: syntax error before `&'