>>
>> Hi,
>>
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>>>> To use the internal curl, just run "ccmake .." in the build
>>>> directory, and change the HAVE_CURL_INTERNAL variable to ON, or (as
>>>> you say) call cmake with the argument "cmake ..
>>>> -DHAVE_CURL_INTERNAL=ON"
>>>
>>>
>>> Hm, I feel about stupid about this. It didn't work for me.
>>>
>>> "HAVE_CURL_INTERNAL="ON" ccmake .." in the build directory presented
>>> me with an ascii-gui program showing all kinds of variables; I saw
>>> nothing reading *CURL*. The build following leaving that "gui" copied
>>> a lot of stuff, also a manual "cmake .." did only the same, it ends
>>> with..:
>>
>> When I run ccmake .. I get a list of variables - there are many of
>> them, more than will fit in one page.
>>
>> I can search for CURL by typing /CURL<return> and I see that there is
>> CURL_INTERNAL, set to 1 (I'm using Dapper, so my curl isn't recent
>> enough in the system).
>>
>> So you should run cmake like this (excuse me, I didn't check earlier):
>> $ cmake .. -DCURL_INTERNAL=ON
>
>
> Ok, right. I found CURL in the list now too (my fault was that I looked
> for "HAVE_.."), changed it to ON, pressed 'c', then 'g' and cmake
> appeared to do something useful. However, when I exited and retried to
> compile ("ccmake .." or "ccmake .. _DCURL..") output was different: I
> got a new configure run (checking for blah..), then the files being
> copied thing (again), no new libs or executables were created. D'oh. :(Just for the record, the issue is solved. Recofiguration was successful, the only (now obvious) thing I was missing was to run 'make', simple as that. Thanks again to Dave for support here and on IRC. Sebastian _______________________________________________ Wengophone-devel mailing list [email protected] http://dev.openwengo.com/mailman/listinfo/wengophone-devel
