Thanks Rafael,
sym linking these files in "/usr/include" allows it to build under Fedora:
ctlgeom.h -> ctl/ctlgeom.h
ctlgeom-types.h -> ctl/ctlgeom-types.h
ctl.h -> ctl/ctl.h
However, that sort of thing isn't going to work on more formal Fedora
build systems like "mock".
The Meep_release_notes have "Check for ctl.h in /usr/include/ctl/ctl.h
(default in Fedora)" listed from "Meep 0.20". Perhaps that old fix isn't
working anymore ??
Thanks,
Jimmy
On 02/02/2012 03:54 AM, [email protected] wrote:
Hi Jimmy:
I think there is a problem with the location of ctl.h . You can
try first to copy only ctl.h to /usr/include. You will need superuser
privileges to do that.
If your configure program suceeds, then there is an issue with the
location of ctl include files. In my installation (Gentoo ) all the
include libctl files are located at /usr/include. You can try to move
them as well.
Hope it helps!
Rafael Gomez Alcala
On 15:40 Wed 01 Feb , Jimmy Dorff wrote:
Hi Folks,
I'm attempting to create a rpm for my Fedora/Scientific Linux users who
want meep. There seems to be some sort of problem detecting ctl.h from
the configure script.
I've posted the configure command and partial config.log here:
http://pastebin.com/u6diBTZJ
Looking through the list archives, I did see someone mention "pinning"
libctl under Ubuntu but I didn't find any more details.
Thanks,
Jimmy
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