Hi, Am 21.07.2007 um 13:45 schrieb Szentp=E1li_J=E1nos:
> Optional assemblies included in the build: > > ... > * gnome-sharp.dll: no > ... > > Note: if any of the above say 'no' you may install the > corresponding development packages for them, rerun > autogen.sh to include them in the build. > is it possible that that no is the source of all my > problems? Yes, like I already suggested you may need to install your distro's GNOME development packages, often named gnome-dev or gnome-devel. With such GNOME development files installed you can build gnome- sharp.dll from sources, install it and have MonoDevelop find it. > If yes how do I make it to build gnome-sharp.dll. I mean what > could it be the corresponding development package? Is it > gnome-sharp-devel? That would be not nice since I only found it > in .rpm > format... Some distros split up the .dll files in one package and the .pc files in a -devel package; if you build it yourself you get both files and do not need an rpm binary package. Also note that at least on Ubuntu the package is called gnome-sharp2 (no gnome-sharp package). > And how do I run that autogen.sh especially since it is > located in a single folder somewhere in some java folder that has > nothing to do with mono or monodevelop? autogen.sh is usually a script in an SVN checkout that is used to generate (and call) the configure script. If you already have that in a source tarball you call call configure directly. Andreas _______________________________________________ Mono-list maillist - [email protected] http://lists.ximian.com/mailman/listinfo/mono-list
