The file xpm.h should be in a directory somewhere/X11 and not just somewhere.
It (XPM) was written as an X application. Note the libXpm.a nameing
convention. #include <X11/xpm.h> is what should be used.
Your xpm installation is incorrect. You can as a work around do this;
cd somewhere; ln -s . X11
or even better;
mkdir somewhere/X11; mv somewhere/xpm.h somewhere/X11
The other problem you mentioned will be fixed however.
Randall
On Tue, 17 Oct 1995, Todd Fries wrote:
> Forwarded message:
> > 2) XPM_INCLUDES is still not being passed down to some directories:
> >
> > making all in ./libs...
> > gcc -O -pipe -I/usr/X11R5/sun4/include -target sun4 -c Picture.c
> >
> > This dies because it doesn't see my xpm.h file in /u/ericding/include...
> > the variable *is* being used, as far as I can see, in ./xpmroot/Makefile,
> > though. For now, I've manually stuck /u/ericding/include in the include
> > path.
> >
>
> I have seen this personally myself. I was just about to get my sysadmin
> to install fvwm, and was standing there when he was compiling it, when
> he showed me that he was going to have to edit every single makefile
> for every single module. Then we left because he suddenly felt tired.
>
> :-(((((
>
> Please could we get this fixed?
>
> Also, could it be setup so that it would simply include <xpm.h> instead
> of <X11/xpm.h> ??
>
> My sysadmin wasn't happy about typing:
> ln -s /wherever/xpm/include /usr/local/include/X11
>
> AND then it not letting the sub-makefiles know that /usr/local/include
> is supposed to be in the include path...
>
> Laterz,
>
> Todd..tfries_at_umr.edu
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Received on Wed Oct 18 1995 - 09:29:24 BST