Re: compiling ftools on debian machine

1997-07-18 Thread Scott K. Ellis 
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On Wed, 16 Jul 1997, Debian email wrote:

 I have tried changing -ltermcap to -lncurses, but get:
 
 ld: cannot open -lncurses: No such file or directory

Quick check, do you have the ncurses-dev package installed?

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compiling ftools on debian machine

1997-07-16 Thread Debian email 
Hi 

I have been trying to compile a package called ftools on my debian P5-166.
Initial problems with X libs were solved by installing xlib6-dev_3.2-6.deb,
but now I have a problem with termcap. According to the FAQ on compatiblity
one must replace all references to libtermcap with libncurses to get stuff
to compile on debian. I have a two lines in the ftools makefile:

LIB_COMMON =-lcftools -lcfitsio -lftools -lxanlib -lfitsio \
-ltermcap -lpgplot

LIBXSEL_COMMON = -L${FTOOLS_LIB} -lxron -lftools -lxanlib -lfitsio \
 -ltermcap -lpgplot

I have tried changing -ltermcap to -lncurses, but get:

ld: cannot open -lncurses: No such file or directory

Anybody have any suggestions?

Thanks in advance.

Matt.

P.S. A quick thanks to the debian mailing list - it has been more helpful to
me in the past than any commercial support service.

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