Re: Question about aclocal
- From: Pedro Corte-Real <lreal fe up pt>
- To: Kirby Baker <kbak net-link net>
- Cc: gnome-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Question about aclocal
- Date: Sat, 27 Feb 1999 17:19:31 +0000
On Sex, 26 Fev 1999 20:09:35 Kirby Baker wrote:
> I have to admit that I may have missed it, but I have to ask. What exactly
> is the best method to handle the aclocal messages? Now I understand this
> varies upon platform, so lets take mine (not to be selfish): Redhat 5.2
> i386 (installed everything), gnome from CVS, installing to /opt/gnome. I
> ran into a huge problem last night, when I got the "bright idea" to rm the
> duplicate .m4 files from /usr/share/aclocal that match up in name to those
> in /opt/gnome/share/aclocal. needless to say, things are really broken now.
> gnome-objc just wont compile (using old sources from CVS that had previously
> compiled, and this was the only change.) I also recall seeing some posts to
> the list about /usr/local/share/aclocal, but I dont recall seeing that on my
> system. I have tried to export the flag for ACLOCAL_whatever, then I get
> the warning about duplicate (i know, just warnings) which led to my "bright
> idea". I've also tried to just run 'aclocal -I /opt/gnome/share/aclocal'
> inside each source directory before autogen'ing. Would it just be better to
> symlink /opt/gnome/share to /usr/share? or does this cause even more
> problems?
>
> also, I am a bit confused as to what the correct order of installation is.
> I have some old info from Soren's page regarding build order, and the
> current howto info doesnt quite match up, not to mention that when I follow
> the most up-to-date instructions in the FAQ (yes I have read it) I get
> problems after doing libIDL in step #2. Should that really be there? I am
> at work right now, but I recall seeing a libIDL subdir in either imlib or
> ORBit?
>
I solved *all* my problems with aclocal by removing
/usr/local/share/aclocal and replacing it with a symlink to
/usr/share/aclocal. (My install prefix is /usr/local put you can do the
same with /opt/gnome)
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