You need:
1. A working mono installation (mcs compiler, etc.).
2. The gtk-sharp CVS module
3. The monodoc CVS module
Compile and install gtk-sharp:
gtk-sharp$ ./autogen.sh --prefix=<YOUR INSTALL PREFIX/>
gtk-sharp$ make
gtk-sharp$ make install
Compile and install monodoc:
monodoc$ ./autogen.sh --prefix=<YOUR INSTALL PREFIX/>
monodoc$ make
monodoc$ make install
I think <YOUR INSTALL PREFIX/> needs to be the same prefix as used by
your mono installation, but I'm not entirely sure about that.
I don't think you need CVS mono & mcs; 0.26 should be able to build
gtk-sharp and monodoc.
- Jon
On Tue, 2003-09-09 at 03:56, Andreas Sliwka wrote:
> Greetings,
> I recently decided to compile monodoc my self, which failed (see
> earlier reports), Miguel answered with 'use the CVS version', an advice
> I decided to take.
>
> Now: What do I need to compile monodoc from scratch?
> - Which development files of which other packages (gtk, gnome,
> etc) do I need?
> - Which CVS modules must I compile in which order?
> - which Compilers work and which won't?
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> mfg
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