Re: How to compile php-gtk for Slackware 9.1 resolved
| From: | Ronald Weidner | Date: | Thu, 19 Feb 2004 03:20:45 +0000 |
| Subject: | Re: How to compile php-gtk for Slackware 9.1 resolved | ||
| References: | 1 | Groups: | php.gtk.general |
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Dimitri Giardina,
> where i can upload it?
> (linuxpackages.net does'nt offer more support for
> php (only for apache2 ;)).
I'm hoping the offical php-gtk site is able to find
space for your work. Sourceforge would be an great 2nd
choice.
> have you tried aclocal, before configure ?
> it's just reported to go ok.
No, I didn't try that. Thanks for the tip. The next
php-gtk package I try to create, I'll try aclocal.
> why have you disabled libglade ?
On my system, I have libglade-2.0 installed. I'm
guessing that either make couldn't find the lib or
that libglade-2.0 is the wrong one. In either case I
get compile errors if I don't disable libglade. The
advice to disable libglade came from the WIKI.
Apparently, FreeBSD and Slackware 9.1 share that
problem with php-gtk.
Actually, I'm a little bummed about not being able to
use libglade yet. There is a php-gtk file sync
program I was looking forward to testing.
> you can also enable gtkscintilla support (but you
> must get libscintilla and the support for gtk,
> gtkscintilla), and also
> gdkpixbuf (downloading
> gdkpixbuf from linuxpackages.net).
After doing some reading up on scintilla, I'm looking
forward to spending some time with that tool.
Ron_W
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