%% Andrew Laden <andrew_at_sgc.com> writes:
al> Compiled 2.1.10 on my solaris 2.5.1 machine. Using gcc.
al> Did it twice, the first time I used the Xpm3.4g. Worked fine.
al> Then went and used Xpm3.4k. (I forgot I had it the first time)
al> Using....
al> ./configure --prefix=/opt/fvwm --with-xpm-library=/opt/fvwm/lib
al> --with-xpm-includes=/opt/fvwm/include
al> ---
al> checking for XpmReadFileToXpmImage in -lXpm... yes
al> checking for X11/xpm.h... yes
al> checking for Xpm 3.4f or better... no
al> ____
al> Configuration:
al> FVWM Version: 2.1.10
al> Build extra modules? no
al> Have ReadLine support? no
al> Have RPlay support? no
al> Have XPM support? no
Odd; usually configure will show some reason for not liking xpm here.
Well, first make sure you ran "make distclean", or "rm -f config.cache"
so it's not using any cached information.
If that still doesn't help, look in the config.log file and see where it
tries to compile and run the xpm app to find the version: what does it
say there?
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Received on Wed Jan 27 1999 - 15:00:17 GMT