[./configure] "libtool does not seem to be installed"... Even though it is.
I'm trying to install attr-2.4.32. It's apparently needed for kdelibs-3.5.4 .
When I try to configure it I get the following output: Code:
op3n:/home/andy/downloads/attr-2.4.32 # ./configure I thought that perhaps because I compiled libtool from source, it would have installed it into /usr/local and configure might not look there? Is there any way I can feed some arguments to configure to tell it where to look for libtool, or can I create a symbolic link somewhere? Or have I installed libtool incorrectly? All help much appreciated :D . |
Wondering if this is a PKG_CONFIG_PATH issue
I just posted a solution for a problem I had encountered where ./configure could not find a package I had compiled from source. I don't know if your problem is similar, but you might want to read my posting.
Good luck. Let us know if this works. |
AHA! I found <a href="http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions/showthread.php?t=321389">this thread</a> and it seemed like a similar problem.
Instead of installing libtool to the default /usr/local, I set the prefix to /usr and it seems to work fine. Code:
# ./configure --prefix=/usr |
Oh hey, thanks AviJackson. Didn't see your post there... :)
I guess I could have tried that, but I'm not too familiar with environment variables. Would I have to do something like: Code:
# LIBTOOL_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/libtool Or am I completely lost? Hehe :D |
Not LIBTOOL_CONFIG_PATH, but PKG_CONFIG_PATH
By the way, it's "Jacobson." :)
The environment variable PKG_CONFIG_PATH tells pkg-config where to look for libraries that are located in a "nonstandard prefix." Here is a little more information, and you can get tons more by googling PKG_CONFIG_PATH. |
Oh nice :). Thanks Jacobson!
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