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Operating Systems => Linux and UNIX => Topic started by: Paladin9 on 8 February 2004, 06:34
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When I try to install glib (in x11 under os x) I get an error that it could not find pkg-config even though I already intalled it by using "./config" then "make" and then "make install". After doing all of that, glib thinks it is still not there. Help?
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"./config"? isn't it "./configure"?
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...and OS X just isn't Linux.
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it doesnt matter if its config or configure, its just the name given to some program its irrelevant.
what's the error you get (quote it please)?
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"pkg-config not found" or something. I already intalled the latest version. And I ment to say "./configure" in that first post.
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Is there an option you can pass to config to tell it where pkg-config is? It would be in the README or INSTALL docs, it you have them.
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that is what I would like to know. I also already looked around in the INSTALL and README documents and found nothing usefull
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Are you sure pkg-config installed correctly? Can you run it?
[ February 09, 2004: Message edited by: flap ]
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how the hell do I run it?
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type in pkgconfig
do this as root:
updatedb
whereis pkgconfig
then make sure the binary is in $PATH when configuring.
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ARGHHH!
I did that and now every time I do ./configure with ANYTHING it says something like "C compiler can not create executables". What am I doing wrong? Please help!! I am getting very frustrated with this stuff. I am new to doing these things so I do not really know what I am doing. I know very little, if anything, about UNIX but I would like to learn much more.