>>>>> "David" == David Kennedy <D.Kennedy_at_Queens-Belfast.AC.UK> writes:
David> making all in ./libs...
David> gcc -g -Wall -c CopyString.c
David> In file included from CopyString.c:4:
David> fvwmlib.h:3: X11/Xlib.h: No such file or directory
David> fvwmlib.h:4: X11/Xutil.h: No such file or directory
David> Kai said:
>> There is the problem of 2.0.42 linking the global libfvwm before the
>> local (in "."). You might want to switch the two -L arguments in the
>> Makefile or remove (rename?) the global libfvwm.
David> Well, I have deleted my old libfvwm, but it makes no
David> difference. As for swapping the -L arguements, could you be a
David> little more precise?
This problem has nothing to do with linking. gcc isn't finding
include files properly. The X11 headers are usually found in
/usr/include/X11, and most compilers have this as a default search
location, I believe. But you might want to find out exactly where
your X11 headers are and add an explicit '-I/usr/include' or wherever
the X11 header directory is to your cflags. You can do this without
rerunning Imake:
make CDEBUGFLAGS='-g -Wall -I/usr/include'
Chuck
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