Re: Moving up the chain: Breaking gnome 2.0 (staging) alpha builds

[Chris Chabot <chabotc reviewboard com>]

Cool, that will fix my problems. However, my crystal ball does tell me that
any redhat 7.x stock system user that is looking to contribute and help us
test will run into this same problem ;-)

Wouldnt it be easier to change the order of the -I's and include all gnome2
include path's before the generic /usr/include ? This would also fix the
problem, and not require users to break their 'stock' redhat systems. (big
disclaimer: my last C coding was 5 years ago, so please dont tell me im being
st0pid if i am ;-)

    -- Chris

Håvard Wigtil wrote:
> On Thu, 2002-01-17 at 18:00, Chris Chabot wrote:
> > Moving up the chain, upto user apps, i found build errors in
> > at-spi-0.0.5
> > libgtkhtml-1.99.2
> > eog-0.109.0
> > gedit2-1.109.0
> > metatheme-0.9.0
> > rep-gtk-gnome2-0.0.1
> > sawfish-gnome2-0.0.1
> > nautilus-mozilla-1.1.1.
> >
> > More defails below. (Ps i have been mostly unable to file new bugzilla 
> > entries, since my route to bugzillla.gnome.org has a 70% packet drop at 
> > 125.at-7-0-0.TL2.DCA8.ALTER.NET (US side already)). Hope these reports 
> > are of some help.
> >
> > (Notes: build is based on gnome 2.0 alpha sync'd upto jan 17, platform 
> > is x86 Redhat 7.2 (prety much stock), everything configured with -O2 
> > cflags, normal prefix, sysconfdir and localstatedir config flags)
> >
> > Some of the failures seem to be due to a -I/usr/include before 
> > -I/usr/include/bonobo-2.0. This way libbonobo/bonobo.h includes the 
> > bonobo includes from /usr/include/bonobo instead of .....bonobo-2.0/bonobo.
> >     
>
> If you are going for a paralell install here you must install the newest
> available versions of some packages, as they have fixes to avoid such
> problems. For RedHat packages, check out
> ftp://people.redhat.com/hp/gnomehide.
>
> Bonobo 1.0.14 from gnomehide installs headers in
> /usr/include/gnome-1.0/, thus avoiding the problem.
>
>