Hi Sean, good suggestion! Changing the order of the GDAL libs allows the configure script to run even when one gives the location of the graphics libs explicitly. As I mentioned earlier, it also works for me if one doesn't give the location of the graphics libs, but allows the default. This fix did not seem to address the problems on the Mac so there may be something else going on there.
Also when using the Oracle Spatial option (Oracle client 10.2), I had to add the libnnz10 to ORACLESPATIAL_LIB in the Makefile. thanks again for your help! -- john On Sun, 29 Jan 2006 11:10:02 -0700, Sean Gillies <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: >John, > > From a quick peek at the configure script, looks to me that when you >specify --with-png, --with-jpeg, or --with-zlib paths, these >locations are searched for GD *before* the --with-gd location. > >I've been avoiding this problem by not explicitly configuring --with- >png etc. I think that I see a potential fix for the configure script. >Wanna try something for me? On (or near) line 5666 change > >LIBS="-lgd $GD_XTRA_LIBS -L$GD_LIBDIR $LIBS" > >to > >LIBS="-lgd -L$GD_LIBDIR $GD_XTRA_LIBS $LIBS" > >We want the extra locations searched *after* the location you specify >with --with-gd. This seems to be tripping people up all of a sudden, >maybe there has been a recent change. > >By the way, if you are using GDAL, you should configure --without-tiff. > >cheers, >Sean >
