Re: compiling mc under ubuntu 12.04
- From: Milan Čermák <milan cermak oracle com>
- To: mc-devel gnome org
- Subject: Re: compiling mc under ubuntu 12.04
- Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2012 10:43:17 +0200
Hi Frank,
most distros don't install header files for various libraries and/or
static libraries (for example) by default. Without those, no complex
source code will compile (including Midnight Commander).
Having gcc and libc-dev installed is not enough in most cases (as you
found out yourself).
If I remember correctly Debian/Ubuntu has three files for each source.
The original tarball, the distro specific changes and a description
file. The description file tells all the building requirements to make a
package just as the maintainer did.
There is an automated tool (whose name I don't remember) which takes
this description file and creates a build environment based on that.
Regards,
Milan
Dne 22.6.2012 10:34, frank napsal(a):
Compiling the latest mc under Ubuntu 12.04 just took me one hour of
chasing dependencies and creating symlinks.
And still I have some 100 warnings "...input unused because linking not
done" - which I'm not going to track down.
Don't you think your latest release should _always_ compile straight
from the box under the major Linux distro?
Thanks
frank
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