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I was just wondering who else out there had issues while compiling FreeOrion under linux...
~ Gontro ~
Maybe it's just me being too lazy, but some library that FO uses wanted openGL support (or something) and altough I have openGL set up in my system, it doesn't work (certain library doesn't get compiled against oGL) ... For now, I'm testing FO at work with windows
I'm not a programmer... but I play one at Microsoft!
@ Pasi:
I had problems linking against -GLU libs on my system. They are installed but are not detected. This messes up several programs that need GLU support but i found a way around it. Make a symlink to the actual lib file one directory down from it's actual location. It gets scanned and picks up perfectly.
I had problems linking against -GLU libs on my system. They are installed but are not detected. This messes up several programs that need GLU support but i found a way around it. Make a symlink to the actual lib file one directory down from it's actual location. It gets scanned and picks up perfectly.
I've rewritten the FO build-system for linux. Do a CVS update to get it
If you haven't installed automake 1.8, autoconf 2.59 you will have to use update-configure.sh after the cvs update to get the new files. Otherwise do a autogen.sh after the update.
I cannot upload the file to freeorion.sf.net ATM, so I've uploaded it here:
http://dennis.uni-hd.de/FO-autotools.tar.bz2
download it, copy it to the FreeOrion directory and call update-configure with the "-n" parameter
If you haven't installed automake 1.8, autoconf 2.59 you will have to use update-configure.sh after the cvs update to get the new files. Otherwise do a autogen.sh after the update.
I cannot upload the file to freeorion.sf.net ATM, so I've uploaded it here:
http://dennis.uni-hd.de/FO-autotools.tar.bz2
download it, copy it to the FreeOrion directory and call update-configure with the "-n" parameter