Gus Wirth wrote:
Ralph Shumaker wrote:
Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
[snip]
We hates configure.
What's the alternative?
I can see why. I don't know much about what I see in config.log, but it
does seem to keep trying to use g++ even though it knows that it's not
there. I don't know how to get g++ but here's the contents of the log
file:
[snip]
Install C++ compiler:
# yum install gcc-c++
You should already have the libstdc++ package installed. You might need
the devel package though:
# yum install libstdc++-devel
You are attempting to compile the application as root. THIS IS A BAD
THING. You should do this as a regular user. When it comes time to do
the install, you can create a package using checkinstall
<http://www.asic-linux.com.mx/~izto/checkinstall/>
Gus
I have to run for now, but I will be downloading and rpm -i
checkinstall, the latest version offered on the website you cited. yum
is only aware of a slightly earlier version thru rpmforge.
But (checkinstall aside for the moment), I would like clarification,
since my attempt to 'make install' of the latest goffice 0.5.3 failed
because of permissions. Please verify or correct me on the following:
$ ./configure
$ ./make
# ./make install
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