This is the Debian way. Under Portage, you don't need extra packages for
this. If you want to activate/deactivate something, you simply use USE
flags.
But in this case, you always got the header-files, they are installed by
default.
Am Dienstag, den 16.01.2007, 09:26 +0200 schrieb Dave Coventry:
Dave Coventry schreef:
Dependency Hell!
I can't actually find any glib library files. There are a lot of C
header files in /usr/include/glib-2.0/, but no *.so or *.a files.
What I'm doing is installing the latest Gentoo ebuild (currently
lazarus-0.9.12, masked out as 'untested') which will,
>emerge glib-devel or glib-dev
Before I took the drastic step of using Portage to install
lazarus-0.9.12, I tried to search for glib-dev (emerge -s glib-dev)
which drew no matches.
Too obvious, i'm afraid! ;)
Vincent Snijders wrote:
Dave Coventry schreef:
Arrrgh!
installed glib (emerge glib)
Dependency Hell!
I can't actually find any glib library files. There are a lot of C
header files in /usr/include/glib-2.0/, but no *.so or *.a files.
What I'm doing is installing the latest Gentoo ebuild (currently
lazarus-0.9.12, masked out as 'untested') which will, hopefully, sort
out the
Dave Coventry schrieb:
> Arrrgh!
> installed glib (emerge glib)
> Same error.
>
try
emerge " Vincent Snijders wrote:
>> Dave Coventry schreef:
>>> Hi,
>>>
>>> My Laptop is running XP with Gentoo also running in Co-Linux.
>>>
>>> The Windows installation of Lazarus installs Fine, but I get the
>>
Dave Coventry schreef:
Arrrgh!
installed glib (emerge glib)
Same error.
And the devel lib, which installs the symlink.
emerge glib-devel or glib-dev
Vincent
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Copy your glib library file to /usr/lib or /lib directory. I had same
problem but mine was libesd. Copied file to /usr/lib fixed it.
Use locate glib and check for your library file, is it in /usr/lib or
/lib. Probably, your ld cannot find it in those directories.
Dave Coventry yazmış:
Arrrgh
Arrrgh!
installed glib (emerge glib)
Same error.
Vincent Snijders wrote:
Dave Coventry schreef:
Hi,
My Laptop is running XP with Gentoo also running in Co-Linux.
The Windows installation of Lazarus installs Fine, but I get the
following when I run 'make clean all':
Linking ../lazarus
/usr/
Dave Coventry schreef:
Hi,
My Laptop is running XP with Gentoo also running in Co-Linux.
The Windows installation of Lazarus installs Fine, but I get the
following when I run 'make clean all':
Linking ../lazarus
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lglib
lazarus.pp(119,1) Error: Error while linking
mak
Hi,
My Laptop is running XP with Gentoo also running in Co-Linux.
The Windows installation of Lazarus installs Fine, but I get the
following when I run 'make clean all':
Linking ../lazarus
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lglib
lazarus.pp(119,1) Error: Error while linking
make[2]: *** [lazarus] Erro
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