SBo scripts not building on current (read 1st post, pls)
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For compilation, I have to comment out the `cd build` and `cd ..` lines and use the top directory as build directory, otherwise I would get config.h not found error.
Interesting, I just built it on a different non-Slackware machine and had the same problem. I got around it by setting the CPATH environment variable rather than building in the source directory. This makes me think there must be something different about the sourceforge.net and sbosrcarch files.
Edit: but as ponce said, probably not a problem unique to -current.
regarding removing the dependencies added to Slackware from the *.info files maybe you missed it but unfortunately, as a general policy, I avoid to do it for all the scripts because it would create a gazillion of additional branches that will be very painful to rebase every week.
When you `git clone git://git.cinelerra-gg.org/goodguy/cinelerra.git cinelerra5`, cd cinelerra5/cinelerra-5.1/blds, you will find cin.SlackBuild. Running that script as root generates /tmp/cin-<date>-x86_64-1_cin.txz ready for installpkg. Any prerequisites that are not found already installed are built with the included source tarballs.
I am trying to build librecad2.2.0rc1 under Slackware64-current using Ponce's slackbuild scripts. I have already successfully built and installed qt5 and muParser, which are listed as required packages. When I tried to build librecad, I got the error shown in the attachment. Suggestions?
I am trying to build librecad2.2.0rc1 under Slackware64-current using Ponce's slackbuild scripts. I have already successfully built and installed qt5 and muParser, which are listed as required packages. When I tried to build librecad, I got the error shown in the attachment. Suggestions?
Edit2: It seems that Ponce's gst-plugins-bad needs to be updated to 1.16.2, but fails the same.
it seems that there are problems in the headers generated by glib-mkenums (a generated line starts with a backslash) and build breaks at the start, but I wasn't able to find a solution yet...
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