| PLEX86 | ||
|
Postfish* gtk+2.0 not found error 2326Dances With Crows Thanks for the info; ~$ locate stddef.husr-include-linux-stddef.h I'm starting to think that *perhaps* the problem is related to the fact that I'm using ONLY a vanilla vmlinuz kernel image - i.e.; There's nothing in myusr-local-src DIR -- I haven't gotten to compiling my own kernel yet (ignorance on my part). There doesn't appear to be the need to use the .-configure command AFAICT - note; (I know I posted this earlier, but again, just for clarity) ============= Postfish is in Xiph.Org's Subversion repository. Get the source using: Edit the Makefile to select the proper 'ADDDEF' line. LinuxPPC users want the first, almost everyone else wants the second. It should be self explanatory given text in the Makefile. cd postfish make and as root, make install Happy hacking (and mixing), Monty TD, Xiph.Org ============== Postfish* gtk+2.0 not found error Update3 SOLVED Dan Espen Great ...Gotcha Thank you -- I understand now... Please read on.. snip Holy Cow!!! I took your advice and let it complete ...I NOW HAVE A... Please note, I'm quite ignorant on 'compiling from source', kernel header (*.h) files and such..kernel objects (*.o, *.so files) -- and C-C++ files (*.c). Also note the contents of the MAKEFILE (specifically the $PATH, PREFIX=, INSTALL=); ============================ # Use the below line to build for PowerPC # The PPC build *must* use -maltivec, even if the target is a non-altivec machine #ADDDEF= -DUGLYIEEE754FLOAT32HACK=1 -maltivec # use the below for x86 and most other platforms where 'float' is 32 bit IEEE754 ADDDEF= -DUGLYIEEE754FLOAT32HACK=1 # use the below for anything without IEE754 floats (eg, VAX) # ADDDEF= Postfish* gtk+2.0 not found error Update1 Dances With Crows I see -- again forgive my ignorance; Configure is a "script", not a binary exec -- so each pkg (when compiling from... CC=gcc LD=gcc INSTALL=install PREFIX=-usr-local BINDIR=$(PREFIX)-bin ETCDIR=-etc-postfish MANDIR=$(PREFIX)-man SRC = main.c mainpanel.c multibar.c readout.c input.c output.c clippanel.c declip.c reconstruct.c multicompand.c windowbutton.c subpanel.c feedback.c freq.c eq.c eqpanel.c compandpanel.c subband.c lpc.c bessel.c suppresspanel.c suppress.c singlecomp.c singlepanel.c limit.c limitpanel.c mute.c mixpanel.c mix.c reverb.c reverbpanel.c outpanel.c config.c OBJ = main.o mainpanel.o multibar.o readout.o input.o output.o clippanel.o declip.o reconstruct.o multicompand.o windowbutton.o subpanel.o feedback.o freq.o eq.o eqpanel.o compandpanel.o subband.o lpc.o bessel.o suppresspanel.o suppress.o singlecomp.o singlepanel.o limit.o limitpanel.o mute.o mixpanel.o mix.o reverb.o reverbpanel.o outpanel.o config.o GCF = -DETCDIR=---"$(ETCDIR)---" `pkg-config --cflags gtk+-2.0` -DGDISABLEDEPRECATED -DGDKDISABLEDEPRECATED -DGTKDISABLEDEPRECATED -DGDKPIXBUFDISABLEDEPRECATED all: $(MAKE) target CFLAGS="-O3 -ffast-math -fomit-frame-pointer $(GCF) $(ADDDEF)" debug: $(MAKE) target CFLAGS="-g -Wall -W -Wno-unused-parameter -DNOMATHINLINES $(GCF) $(ADDDEF)" ================= I'm thinking those parameters (PREFIX=, BINDIR=, etc) may need to be altered-edited(?) to match *where* on my system, the 'make' command needs to locate-use it's needed files (?) My 'make' is inusr-bin only - it's not inusr-local-bin (the only thing in here, is my LAME exe, which I recently compiled and installed). Nothing in usr-share-... either. Here's my PATH; ~$ echo $PATHusr-local-bin:-usr-bin:-bin:-usr-bin-X11:-usr-games I've d-led the POSTFISH files (postfish-fixes-20040601.tgz) intohome-username-Postfish-, and unGzipped it into the same DIR - which created a new subDIR right there;home-username-Postfish-postfish-, which contains all the config files... Do you think I need to Move, or unTar-Gzip the .tgz file somewhere else ?? Perhapsusr-local or somesuch ?? Note; ~$ cdhome-username-Postfish total 288 drwxr-xr-x 3 username username 4096 2006-07-09 07:50 . drwxr-xr-x 42 username username 4096 2006-07-15 10:34 .. drwxr-xr-x 2 username username 4096 2006-07-09 01:03 postfish -rw-r--r-- 1 username username 133330 2006-07-09 00:01 postfish-fixes-20040601.tgz -rw-r--r-- 1 username username 133777 2006-07-08 23:59 Thank you very much for the continued support... Regards
|
||||
Postfish* gtk+2.0 not found error Update1 Linux groups from Newsgroups The #1 Usenet Provider on the Internet
|
||||