> I'm not sure if its libtool, I'm running version: 
>  ltmain.sh (GNU libtool) 1.4 (1.920 2001/04/24 23:26:18)
> on redhat 7.2 then re-installed the RPM
> 
>   I'm not sure anymore if I'm doing this right... what I did was.
>  
>  I built pgserver:
> 
> % ./autogen.sh
>  
> % ./configure --host=x86 --target=arm 
> --exec-prefix=/home/eradi/PICOGUI/pgui-dev/RAM 
> --prefix=/home/eradi/PICOGUI/pgui-dev/RAM 
> --with-profile=/home/eradi/PICOGUI/pgui-dev/pgserver/profiles/profile.z
> aurus

In the configure script, the --host set the target system, for more info,
try
$ ./configure --help

Try some simple command like the one in the INSTALL doc (did you read it?)
$ ./configure --host=arm-linux --build=`./config.guess` --with-prefix

> 
> % make config (if changes are needed)
> % make
> % make install 
> 
> Manually copied the headers to cli_c include/picogui

use the --with-pgeserver option of the configure script in cli_c

> then in cli_c ./autogen.sh
>  
> % ./configure --host=x86 --target=arm 
> --exec-prefix=/home/eradi/PICOGUI/pgui-dev/RAM 
> --prefix=/home/eradi/PICOGUI/pgui-dev/RAM 
> --with-profile=/home/eradi/PICOGUI/pgui-dev/pgserver/profiles/profile.z
> aurus

idem


> % make  (thats where the problem is...)
> Any other suggestions... 

Maybe try a standard simple install first (no exec-prefix, no prefix, no
profile)

-philippe

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