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Operating Systems Linux GTK+ hates me Post 40337 by andyj on Friday 12th of September 2003 08:24:42 PM
Old 09-12-2003
yes libs can be a problem

I sympathise, installing libraries needed to build an app can be a real headache.

some bits of advice to help you persevere

A common mistake is to install as root and then try compiling as a lower user. The components you want may not be readable. Check permissions and make sure all are world readable.

If you can get RPMs these make life very easy.

Use find to make sure all the libs are where they should be.

Lastly, dont be scared to look at the makefiles. These contain fairly obvious entries like

$foolibpath = /usr/lib/foo

which indicate to you where the script is expecting to find certain libraries.

Ocassionally makefiles for different systems (BSD, SysV, RedHat etc) mean you need to edit the makefile a bit to point it in the right direction.
 

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