Anyone have an idea why this occurred? I've posted the failure from the config.log.
Thank you very much. csross wrote: > > Since I got the errors trying to build the latest versions (xerces and > xml-security), I"m trying xerces 2.8 and xml 1.4. I just got this error > and you mention to check the logs. It happened both with XERCESROOT and > the --with-xerces flag > > checking for Xerces 2.x or 3.x headers in XERCESCROOT/include... found > checking for Xerces 2.x or 3.x library naming convention... unable to > determine > configure: error: cannot link to Xerces library > > I see in the log its looking for library "ld: fatal: library -lxerces-3.0: > not found" > > I guess a fresh start tomorrow without trying to install the later > versions first. > > -Christine > > > Scott Cantor wrote: >> >>> last output lines: >>> [...] >>> checking for Xerces 2.x or 3.x headers in XERCESCROOT/include... found >>> checking for Xerces 2.x or 3.x library naming convention... unable to >>> determine >>> configure: error: cannot link to Xerces library >> >> Check the log (jeesh, I wish configure would just *say* that when it >> errors >> out, it would save so much email). >> >>> xerces is xerces-c-src_2_8_0 installed in /opt/shibboleth-sp >>> some env: >>> >>> XERCESCROOT=/usr/local/src/xerces-c-src_2_8_0 >> >> That's not necessary for building xmlsec anymore, and you can use >> --with-xerces if you need to. >> >>> CPPFLAGS=-I/opt/shibboleth-sp/include/xercesc/ >>> LDFLAGS=-L/opt/shibboleth-sp/lib/ >> >> As a rule, NEVER manually set those to values that configure should be >> getting through "proper" options. It just confuses the scripts. >> >>> I'm sure I'm doing something wrong. Unfortunately I'm a newcomer. >> >> Well, the code you're trying to build is not supported on FreeBSD, so >> consider whether that's even something you can deal with anyway. >> >> -- Scott >> >> >> >> > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/xml-security-c1.4-and-freebsd-tp17886242p24184404.html Sent from the Apache XML - Security - Dev mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
