[JDEV] Basic (No Doubt) Solaris Configuration Issues w/ 0.9...

[temas]

Hehe, the easiest way for any of you to include libxode is to do this:

     --with-libxode=/usr/local

or whatever path it is.  I put this in just for the reason of libxode being in
a different path than the install prefix.  Note, you must use the dir that
contains both lib and include, not --with-libxode=/usr/local/lib

I will make sure all the error messages better reflect this macros
availability.

I'll also check why profiling got enabled.  That is odd.

--temas

On Thu, 20 Apr 2000 11:11:58 Kurt D. Starsinic wrote:
> On Wed, Apr 19, 2000 at 04:40:01PM -0700, Donn Cave wrote:
> > Quoth "Jack, Adam" <AJack at neonsoft.com>:
> > | I tried checking Jabber out a month or two ago and recall fighting this
daft
> > | little thing back then also, but sadly I can't recall what I did to get
past
> > | it. I have built libxode, I have checked for xmlnode_new_tag via nm, I
have
> > | my LD_LIBRARY_PATH set, my LIBPATH set and yet still I get the message:
> > |
> > | 	checking for xmlnode_new_tag in -lxode... no
> > | 	configure: error:
> > | 	******************************************************************
> > | 	* You do not seem to have libxode installed.  This is a required
*
> > | 	* package for libjabber to build.  Please see:                  
*
> > | 	*                 http://download.jabber.org                    
*
> > | 	* to get this package.                                          
*
> > | 	******************************************************************
> > 
> > I believe you will be able to get past this one with a configure flag,
> > --prefix=/usr/local.  I assume libxode installed itself there, as it
> > does by default, but the libetherx configure needs help finding it there.
> 
>     Last time I checked, all the Jabber components didn't support
> this fully.  One thing that works for sure is to set $LDFLAGS to
> "-L/dir/containing/libxode" and $CPPFLAGS to
"-I/dir/containing/xode-include"
> before you run Configure.
> 
>     I always build, install, and run all components not-as-root, and I have
> no trouble as long as I set LD_LIBRARY_PATH, LDFLAGS, CPPFLAGS, and PATH
> appropriately, and use the --prefix flag.
> 
>     Peace,
> * Kurt Starsinic (kstar at orientation.com) ---------- Senior Network Engineer
*
> |              `Order, vast and generative, arises naturally.'             
|
> |               -- Stuart Kauffman, _At Home in the Universe_              
|
> 
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