I have gl libraries (Mesa3d) in non-standard places too. To configure properly I add the flags: --x-libraries=/path/to/Mesa.lib --libdir=/path/to/Mesa.lib when running the configure script. This properly creates the makefiles without any manual editing.
-Randy On Mon, 21 Feb 2000, Jose Gomes wrote: > Hello, > > I have dx built, installed and running for linux and solaris > and would like to report 3 problems. The fixes can be found > in the file in attachment (which is the output of "cvs diff -C3"). > Please let me know if something is wrong with this. > I hope this will help. > > ii) > > My opengl headers and libraries are not is a standard place. > I added the options --with-gl-includes and --with-gl-libs > to the "configure" script so that these locations can be passed > to all Makefile.am through the variables GL_INCLUDES and GL_LIBS. > See bellow for a list of modified files. > > iii) > > I have flex installed for solaris and the scripts think that > linux implies flex and solaris implies lex. > The problem is that flex and lex are not compatible. > The file src/uipp/dxuilib/Network.C uses the "yylineno" > variable which does not exists in flex but does in lex. > This was taken into account in this C file by: > #if defined(linux) || defined(cygwin) || defined(freebsd) > int yylineno; > #else > extern int yylineno; /* lexer line number */ > #endif > I think it is not the correct test since the fact "yylineno" exists > is just a matter of "lex" or "flex". > So, instead of adding the test "|| defined(solaris)", I hadded the > autoconf variable "HAVE_YYLINENO" (initialized by "configure") > and replace the previous code by: > #ifndef HAVE_YYLINENO > int yylineno; > #else > extern int yylineno; /* lexer line number */ > #endif > See below for a list of modified files. > > Non standard gl location. > ------------------------- > > M configure.in > M src/exec/dxexec/Makefile.am > M src/exec/hwrender/Makefile.am > M src/exec/hwrender/opengl/Makefile.am >
