lucky13
Group: Members
Posts: 1478
Joined: Feb. 2007 |
 |
Posted: Sep. 09 2007,14:47 |
 |
I've held back from posting because I'm not sure I understand what you're doing. The part where it appears you're redundantly adding --libdir to an identical --prefix makes me wonder if you understand what you're trying to do, too.
With the --prefix, you're already telling it to put its bin and lib and share and so on directories in /opt/gnuplot (so its lib will already be /opt/gnuplot/lib unless you tell it otherwise). If you're using those options for gnuplot that's telling it where to place its OWN libs if it has any, not your system libs (it should link to them automatically or you can force linking to them -- but you *won't* use --libdir to link to things already in the system). There's no need to duplicate what's in the system; you can link them with either --include-lib=path or --with-lib=path (read the documentation including ./configure --help) if they're not properly linked in your Makefile. If you're using those options for a non-system lib, just use the normal prefix without a --libdir (because it's going to put the lib in $prefix/lib).
I looked at gnuplot's faq yesterday and it says it's a standard ./configure; make; make install and I didn't see any quirky lib requirements listed. Paste in the line(s) you're using when you run configure for whichever libs (?) and gnuplot.
--------------
"It felt kind of like having a pitbull terrier on my rear end."
-- meo (copyright(c)2008, all rights reserved)
|
.
DSL Market ,
Great VPS hosting provided by Tektonic
