On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 09:23 pm, Vadim Zeitlin wrote:
> On Tue, 8 Aug 2006 12:49:49 +1000 Doug Laidlaw <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> wrote:
>
> DL> > DL> Configure cannot find sqlite.h even though my heeaders are in
> DL> > /usr/include, DL> and even if I set the --INCLUDEDIR variable.
> DL> >
> DL> >  Do you get this error during configure process or during make
> itself? If DL> > during configure, please check ocnfig.log: it contains a
> lot of information DL> > but by searching for "sqlite.h" you should be able
> to find the relevant DL> > bits.
> DL> >
> DL> It happens during configure, but config.log merely has "checking for
> this, DL> checking for that." No results.  The terminal simply says that I
> won't be DL> able to use dspam, which is O.K.  The actual line is:
> DL>
> DL> configure:4918: checking for sqlite.h
>
>  There should be more details about this in config.log (sorry for the typo
> above). In particular, there should be the compile error which resulted
> from trying to compile a test program using sqlite.h.
>
No, there is nothing.  I can't follow the Makefile (I know nothing about 
programming) but would it still try to run the test program if it can't find 
the headers?

Incidentally, although as I said, I don't know, in my experience most often 
the Makefile is created during ./configure, althought there may be 
makefile.in or a Makefile in a subdirectory.

The other thing that I meant to mention was that I couldn't create an RPM 
either from the spec file or with rpm -ta unless the icon file was present 
OUTSIDE the tarball.  If it had been in a subdirectory and the build process 
was looking in the top-level directory, I would have understood, but I have 
never struck that before.  It is about as puzzling as the failure to locate 
sqlite.h.

Doug.
> DL> With that change I get the following during ./configure:
>
>  Oh, sorry again, I didn't think to tell you that you also had to remove
> '*'. To be clear:
>
> DL>    String cid;
> DL>    if ( *cidOrig.begin() == '<' && *cidOrig.Last() == '>' )
>
>  This line should be
>
>        if ( *cidOrig.begin() == '<' && cidOrig.Last() == '>' )
>
> Sorry again.
>
O.K. that was only a little thing. I should get it at least up and running 
now.

Doug.
>
>  Good luck,
> VZ
>
>
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