klibido compile error
I was having trouble running ./configure and finally got it to give me a success message...
Now I run make and I get a whole bunch of errors... I can make high or low of this, can anybody help me? Sorry for the giant post, I've included all the output of my Thanks! Code:
make all-recursive |
Has anybody installed Klibido before?
I see some message about "automake", but I haven't modified anything special... BEsides, would Suse 10 not come with that? I'm stuck. |
I have a similar error with another program. According to http://www.slac.stanford.edu/BFROOT/...CWarnings.html it's a problem with the program although this seems very unlikely to me.
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It definately looks like a programming error, but I agree about having to track down the cause...
Did you have your problem with Klibido specifically? If so, which binary newsgroup reader did you choose? |
Looking at your error here is what the issue is.
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./globals.h:24:20: error: db_cxx.h: No such file or directory to the file. this would cause the other errors shown as the above file is probably used for function declrations and such. only way i know this is from the multiple problems i have with my own programs when complieing. :p seriously tho its ither the programmer forgot to add the file or you downloaded an incompleate archive or a incompleate CVS tree. if you want post the link where you downloaded it and ill try and compile and locate the file for you. |
Well,I went searching for the source I used to download my tarball and I stumbled across a Suse 10 RPM for Klibido.
Now, I know I had tried this before and it didn't seem to work. I tried it again today and for some reason it decided to work. It's a shame, I was looking forward to compiling from source... quite frankly, I'm happy to have a working application. The help I received in this thead has been some of the best help I've had so far... Thanks exvor! |
For anyone else with the same problem, I found an answer in the FAQ that may help.
http://klibido.sourceforge.net/faq.html Thanks to exvor's direction, refer to the section about "db_cxx.h" |
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