Re: 0.64 build can't find gnome print libraries under RH 7.1



hi bob

I feel pain for you :)

1) to fix the original problem, all you needed to do was to install the
gnome-print-devel rpm (its name is probably not this one but one
approaching)...

2) to fix your current problem which is to get gnumeric to use the
library you just built from tarball, you have 2 solutions. What happened
when you typed configure;make;make install is that the library was
installed in /usr/local by default.

    - so you can recompile the tarball with the --prefix=/usr option to
    configure (I would suggest rm -rf gnome-print first so that you
    avoid all problems). This is the easiest way.
    - you can get gnumeric to use the library in /usr/local. This has a
    number of issues. The main one is that you need to remove the one
    which is in /usr (the one you installed through rpm). Then, you need
    to make sure LD_LIBRARY_PATH contains /usr/local/lib, PATH contains
    /usr/local/bin and GNOME_PATH contains /usr/local.


I hope this helps,

Mathieu


Le 01 May 2001 23:13:07 -0400, Bob Washburne a écrit :
The subject says it all.

I want to build gnumeric 0.64 with a couple of modifications (I
increased the maximum column count and decreased the row count.  Thanks
for the help, Jody!) under RedHat 7.1

-) I downloaded the 0.64 tar ball from the gnome archive.

-) ./configure dies with a GnomePrint library "Not Found"

-) I checked and the gnome-print-0.25.rpm was installed, but it only
appears to contain docs and fonts.  No library.

-) there exists /use/lib/libgnomeprint.so.11, but it was created back in
March.

-) I downloaded the gnome-print tar ball from the gnome archive.

-) for gnome-print I ran ./configure, make, make check, make install,
make clean all without errors.

-) No new file was added to /usr/lib.  gnumeric/configure still dies
with GnomePrint not found.

-) gnumeric/configure uses "gnome-config --libs print" to test for the
library.  Running this command in a shell yeilds an "unknown library"
error.

-) no man page for gnome-config

-) gnome-config --help-all gives interesting information.  "print" is
not one of the standard libraries which it knows about.  The only way
for it to work is for a /usr/lib/prinfConf.sh to exist from which it can
get the information.  It doesn't, so this test would appear to be doomed
to failure.

QUESTION 1) How do I tell whether I have the gnome print library(s)
installed correctly?  Just what are their names and where are they
located?

QUESTION 2) How do I configure and build gnumeric 0.64 under RH 7.1?

Thanks much for all your help.

Bob Washburne

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