Looking at what you tried is incorrect as well. You need to do
something like CFLAGS="-I/usr/local/lesstif/include/Xm" and
CPPFLAGS="-I/usr/local/lesstif/include/Xm"
David
Ahh, living with autoconf. Put the custom include paths in both CFLAGS
and CPPFLAGS. Some tests are made with the c preprocessor. Also, when
configure chooses cpp vs cc -E, some platform-specific defines that are
automatic with c need to go into CPPFLAGS because cpp doesn't set them.
Pete
Rob Lahaye wrote:
Hello,
Can I pass an unusual "lesstif/include" path to the ./configure ?
With other software I can do something like:
./configure --with-extra-incpath=/usr/local/lesstif/include
but I can't get this right with OpenDX.
I've tried the "--includedir=" and "--oldincludedir=" options,
to no avail. Checks for "Xm/*.h" get all "(cached) no".
In the README is written:
If you are using Lesstif, check include/dxconfig.h after you
configure to make sure USING_LESSTIF is set to 1
Can't find that one, though I found #define OLD_LESSTIF 1
Is that essential?
I've also tried "CFLAGS=/usr/local/lesstif/include",
and "CFLAGS=/usr/local/lesstif/include/Xm", but all that fails.
What should I do?
Thanks,
Rob.
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