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I am trying to build Cluttersmith from source and it's looking for gobject-introspection >= 1.0 for dependencies. No problem; just pull gobject-introspection off of GNOME's git repository. So now I have to build that from source. Just one problem: It depends on gtk-doc! No worries; build that from source. Obviously, gtk-doc built correctly.
Just one problem: When I try to ./configure gobject-introspection, I get an error (see this screenshot of my Ubuntu terminal for details). And when I try to run echo $ACLOCAL_FLAGS I get nothing.
What I need to know is: What is a valid value for the ACLOCAL_FLAGS variable? And do I need to edit my ~/.bashrc or ~/.profile (or their equivalents in /etc) to use it full force? Please help me.
Last edited by Kenny_Strawn; 08-20-2010 at 07:01 PM.
Here's an example:
ACLOCAL_FLAGS "-I /usr/local/share/aclocal/"
While possible to put that in .bashrc or siilar file, it would then always be in effect. I'd just exposrt that before running configuration: export ACLOCAL_FLAGS "-I /usr/local/share/aclocal/"
./configure .....
Here's an example:
ACLOCAL_FLAGS "-I /usr/local/share/aclocal/"
While possible to put that in .bashrc or siilar file, it would then always be in effect. I'd just exposrt that before running configuration: export ACLOCAL_FLAGS "-I /usr/local/share/aclocal/"
./configure .....
Thank you. I was able to do it using something similar to that:
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