Nico Kadel-Garcia wrote:
On Wed, Feb 13, 2013 at 10:03 AM, Charles Campbell
<[email protected]> wrote:
Hello!
My computer at work has been set to do automatic updates, and I generally
try to keep my version of vim "on the bleeding edge". However, on Feb 1 I
was no longer able to compile vim with gui-enabled using gtk, shortly after
automatic updates were set up.
If you're not keeping the vim build structure on the bleeding edge as
well, for example by using up-to-date SRPM's, you won't get new
dependencies reported. Are you building from a Fedora SRPM, or what?
I'm building vim using Bram Moolenaar's copy at ftp.home.vim.org , cd
/pub/vim/unix, vim-7.3.tar.bz2, and patches he provides for vim
development (under /pub/vim/patches/7.3). Bram Moolenaar is the author
of vim.
The code compiled and linked to gtk2 until recently (about Feb 1, which
corresponds to patch#799); none of the patches since 799 have had
anything to do with causing missing header files in /usr/include. There
was, however, a change to using automatic updates at that time.
Regards,
C Campbell
