William,
Those are not part of FVWM, they are standard X header files you need to
compile any X server or client. They should be part of the X library
packege. Red Hat separates out headers in a -devel*.rpm, so if you are
using RedHat, you need to make sure you have XFree86-devel-*.rpm.
Slackware has 'em in the x<version number>prog package. They should be
in an analogous place on other distro's. Oh, /usr/include/X11 is
normally a link to <xroot>/include/X11, perhaaaps that is all you are
missing - <xroot> is /usr/X11R6, unless you have installed X somewhere
else.
HTH
Lawson
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On Sun, 14 Mar 1999, William Gray wrote:
> Hey guys...I've been trying to install FVWM-2.2.
>
> I downloaded fvwm-2-2.tar.gz, and put it in
>
> /usr/X11R6
>
> I then ran
>
> "gzip -dc fvwm-2-2.tar.gz | tar XfB -"
>
> As per the instructions, I then ran
>
> "sh ./configure"
>
> and then
>
> "make"
>
> But it exited, saying that it couldn't find Xlib.h, Xatom.h, and
Xutil.h
>
> Should I already have them, or were they supposed to come with fvwm?
> I'm very inexperienced with compiling programs, and was just following
> their instructions. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
>
> -William
>
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