Can't install d4x because GTK,but i have install it!!
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Configuration: release
Host system type: i686-pc-linux-gnu
Install path: /usr/local
C++ compiler: g++ (g++ (GCC) 3.4.3 (Mandrakelinux 10.2 3.4.3-7mdk))
Because I have ""configure" and "make" more than one time ,I type "make distclean" first ,then type "configure", the result of "configure" shows on "#16";and then I type "make" ,the result of "make" shows on "#18".
Because I have ""configure" and "make" more than one time ,I type "make distclean" first ,then type "configure", the result of "configure" shows on "#16";and then I type "make" ,the result of "make" shows on "#18".
Cool. Based on that compiler output, it looks like the version of d4x doesn't support the newer GTK+ API. You've got GTK+ 2.8 installed and it wanted GTK+ 2.4, at the minimum but I'm thinking d4x is using the older API, which is why it's not compiling.
So, you need to contact the d4x folks and find out if/when d4x will support GTK+ 2.8. Or, you can downgrade from GTK+ 2.8 to GTK+ 2.4 and see what happens. I suggest keeping GTK+ 2.8 and contacting the d4x folks.
Go to the d4x homepage and at the bottom is the e-mail address for the maintainer. E-mail the maintainer and send him the configure output and the make output from above and he'll be able to let you know what you need to do.
EDIT: Also, what version of d4x are you building? Download version 2.5.7, which appears to be the latest, and see if that works any better for you.
Cool. Based on that compiler output, it looks like the version of d4x doesn't support the newer GTK+ API. You've got GTK+ 2.8 installed and it wanted GTK+ 2.4, at the minimum but I'm thinking d4x is using the older API, which is why it's not compiling.
So, you need to contact the d4x folks and find out if/when d4x will support GTK+ 2.8. Or, you can downgrade from GTK+ 2.8 to GTK+ 2.4 and see what happens. I suggest keeping GTK+ 2.8 and contacting the d4x folks.
Go to the d4x homepage and at the bottom is the e-mail address for the maintainer. E-mail the maintainer and send him the configure output and the make output from above and he'll be able to let you know what you need to do.
EDIT: Also, what version of d4x are you building? Download version 2.5.7, which appears to be the latest, and see if that works any better for you.
Peace...
OK! Thank you so much!!!
I will try it later.
My version of d4x is 2.5.0
Actually, I have tried to install d4x2.5.7.1 before,
what I install is rpm ,but it seems another pronlem ,when I type "rpm -ivh d4x-2.5.7.1-1.src.rpm" ,it shows:
1:d4x warning: user max does not exist - using root
warning: group max does not exist - using root
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Does it means I can only use d4x with Root?
and if I type "whereis d4x" I can find noting.
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