[JDEV] trouble compiling dpsm

[Dustin Puryear]

temas wrote:
> 
> Well I didn't really intend for this to  link with jabberd, it doesn't
> make a lot of sense.  I originally intended for it to work with

Good, since that wasn't what I was doing. :) 

> libjabber and libxode 1.2.x.  The libraries before they were absorbed
> into the server.  I'll check the stuff in cvs, sounds like the
> connection.c/client.c stuff is messy in the build setup.  I will also
> put in an INSTALL file to give some better info.

Thanks. I'm going to try the fix posted earlier as well.

Regards, Dustin

> 
> --temas
> 
> On 11 May 2001 15:33:56 -0500, Dustin Puryear wrote:
> > I am trying to compile dpsm to test it and having problems. The compiler
> > is not finding the declaration for 'struct karma' or for the various
> > KARMA_ macros. I take a look and dpsm.h is including <jabber/jabber.h>,
> > which was installed by libjabber 1.2 as far as I can tell since jabber
> > 1.4 includes the library in the source install, correct? Actually, now
> > that I look there isn't even a jabber.h in jabber 1.4. I dug a little
> > and found the karma stuff in jabberd/lib/lib.h, which is definately NOT
> > be included by dpsm.h, or at least I don't see where.
> >
> > What's the deal? Am I doing something wrong, or more likely, stupid? If
> > I can get this compiled and working I'll rework temas' README into an
> > INSTALL. Fair trade. ;-)
> >
> > Regards, Dustin
> >
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