Bug #58
Ubuntu 11.04 reports "glibconfig.h not found" when compiling ide from sources using make
| Status: | Approved | Start date: | 05/12/2011 | |
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| Priority: | Normal | Due date: | ||
| Assignee: | Jan Dolinár | % Done: | 0% | |
| Category: | - | Spent time: | - | |
| Target version: | - |
Description
Because header was moved... needs export CPATH=... to fix this, maybe we should try to fix that...
History
#1 Updated by Miroslav Fidler almost 13 years ago
- Assignee set to Jan Dolinár
any idea how to fix this? :)
I believe that is basically an ubuntu bug, but still...
#2 Updated by Jan Dolinár almost 13 years ago
According to Ubuntu documentation the default CPATH is ..:$HOME/include:/usr/local/include, that doesn't help much :) For the makefiles, I chose the simple solution of adding the two directories (for i386 and amd64) to include paths. Better solution would be to use pkg-config, that is the standard way, but it is not guaranteed to be available on every system, so the default would have to be in the include paths anyway...
#3 Updated by Miroslav Fidler over 12 years ago
Can we consider this fixed now? Can we close this?
I think the consensus is to add new potential include paths. Using pkg-config would be too platform dependant..
#4 Updated by Jan Dolinár over 12 years ago
- Status changed from New to Approved
The paths have been added into the makefile that builds ubuntu packages as well as in the script that creates the default build method. The last place that might need to add this is uppbox/Scripts/GCCMK.bm used for nightly builds, just to prevent surprise when the servers glib package is upgraded/updated (but that is not an end-user issue).
Also, the same holds for directory /usr/include/gtk-3.0/gdk. I don't remember right now which file exactly was causing the trouble, but it was necessary to add it on some systems with gtk-3.0 installed.
So the summary is that everything should work now and this issue can be closed.