try this command while compiling the *dependent* app:
LDFLAGS=-L/usr/local/lib ./configure ...
(Yes. All on the same line and with spaces exactly as I had given.)
- Sandip
thanks sandip, but the app i'm trying to install that is dependent on libsigc is in an rpm form, so the above won't work. the app is also too huge to compile and make etc, and a bit tricky, from the documentation.
In that case the ldconfig way described by Arindam should have worked. Try running ldconfig in verbose mode( with -v option) and see if the libc++ library is displayed:
ldconfig -v | grep sigc
Also show us:
1. The exact RPM message which said libsigc++ was needed.
2. The list of files which has been installed in /usr/local/lib when you did "make install" while building libsigc++.
- Sandip
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