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hello everyone,recently i got w3m
install on my computer but when i make
it displayed such errors:
make: *** [functable.c]
i've googled but no a good solution.
Thanks in advance !
To troubleshoot we need the exact errors - but it sounds like you are missing some libraries.
Please tell us your distro, the name of the tarball you got w3m in, and the exact errors. You can copy them inside code [] [/] tags. (Check the ./configure output for errors too.) Thank you.
Last edited by Simon Bridge; 09-30-2007 at 07:27 PM.
Yes ,thanks the tar.gz is w3m-0.5.tar.gz,
and when i make it displayed:
func.c: in function ‘getFuncList’ :
func.c:200: error:‘functable’ undefined (firt time called )
make: *** [func.o] error 1
Installing from source is a good idea when you are concerned about security and performance... but then, use gentoo or slackware. With a managed distro (debianeque, red-hat-ist) it is best to install everything you need from repos unless absolutely unavailable. If nothing else, it means it will get updates regularly.
If you want to do some programming, make sure you install the header files and libraries.
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