On Tue, 2 Sep 2008, Keith Kaiser wrote:
I guess I'm going to have to wait for Apple to update OpenMotif internally
because no matter what I do, Xastir compiles with v2.3.0.
I downloaded v2.3.1 of OpenMotif, compiled and installed it. Then I did the
./configure for Xastir using a --with-openmotif-2.3.1 and it still came up
with version 2.3.0.
You can run "./configure -h" to see what the options to configure
are. "./configure -h | less" if you want to be able to scroll
up/down while looking at it.
The option you added is not allowed. Installing a newer OpenMotif
on your system (outside your normal package management system)
probably caused it to install in a new location. At that point
you've got both the old and the new installed, and Xastir compiles
will most likely find the old one.
The options to configure that you might need to fix this are:
--with-motif-includes Set path for motif includes (default none)
--with-motif-libs Set path for motif libraries (default none)
If you know where the new OpenMotif got installed you can try:
./configure --with-motif-includes PATH1 --with-motif-libs PATH2
Since I don't run Mac's I can't help you with more specific info. A
typical install location for downloaded Unix/Linux software is the
/usr/local/ area, so perhaps something like this:
./configure --with-motif-includes /usr/local/include/Xm --with-motif-libs
/usr/local/lib
A guess based on looking at where things are installed on my Linux
box and translating a bit.
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