From | Stefan Boddie |
Date | Mon, 03 Feb 2003 23:27:28 +1300 |
Subject | Re: Greenstone Install problem |
In-Reply-To | (20030203083749-GA10781-puriri-cs-waikato-ac-nz) |
John R. McPherson wrote:
> On Mon, Feb 03, 2003 at 08:54:38PM +1300, Stefan Boddie wrote: > >>Hi Don, > > >>Problem number 2: As discussed between Gordon and John McP on this list >>a week or two ago there's a problem compiling the Greenstone source with >>gcc-3.2. According to the SuSE website SuSE linux 8.1 includes gcc-3.2 >>so you'll have this problem if you go ahead and try to compile from >>source. To work around this problem you should do the following: > > >>If possible (and if they're still reading this :-) could John and/or >>Gordon let me know what they think the best solution to this bug is? We >>need to get a fix committed to CVS soon as I'm just in the process of >>creating the gsdl-2.39 release. > > > I added a test to configure.in that defines ENABLE_NLS if there is > a gettext() function in the c library. I don't think we actually even > need any of the gettext stuff in the source code as we don't use > the multi-lingual stuff, but mg uses it in a few places. If ENABLE_NLS > is set then the sysfuncs.h doesn't try to define its own textdomain(). > This was committed to cvs last week (or maybe the week before). > > I tested this on linux slackware 8 and debian woody 3. If you remind me > I'll checkout and test compilation on OS X and maybe a solaris machine > if I can find one on sourceforge's compile farm... > > John Hi John, Sorry, should have checked CVS first. Thanks for that. It configures and
Stefan. |