Thanks Gopal, that did solve the problem =)
Enlightenment runs fine one OpenBSD now, but the fonts look displaced
due to the lack of c99 functions in OpenBSD. Linking eet with libtrio
doesn't work 100%.
Well, at least I can play around with E a little now =)
Leonardo Rodrigues
On 9/10/07, Gopal
Hello everyone!
So, I'm trying to compile E on an OpenBSD system, just to see if it
will work. I've already compiled the base EFL libraries with some
added hacks (trying to circumvent the c99 problem on eet), but while
trying to compile apps/e I get these errors:
gmake[3]: Entering directory `/hom
Malte von Wahlert wrote:
> I'm trying to compile e since a couple weeks. I'm using Gentoo with the
> current cvs version of e but allways get this message when i try to
> compile e.
-- snipped ---
> !!! ERROR: x11-wm/e- failed.
> !!! Function enlightenment_die, Line 75, Exitcode 0
> !!! emake
Hey Fellowers
I'm trying to compile e since a couple weeks. I'm using Gentoo with the
current cvs version of e but allways get this message when i try to
compile e.
Can anybody help me?
Malte
make all-recursive
make[1]: Entering directory `/var/tmp/portage/e-/work/e17/apps/e'
Making all
Il giorno Fri, 4 Jul 2003 17:28:34 +0200 Andrea scrisse:
> I solved that libFnlib.so issue: it was simply a name issue. I had in
> my system libFnlib.so.1, and configure wanted me to have another
> symlink named libFnlib.so .
>
> Nevermind, I go on with make, and... I get those errors:
>
> In fi
I solved that libFnlib.so issue: it was simply a name issue. I had in my system
libFnlib.so.1, and configure wanted me to have another symlink named libFnlib.so .
Nevermind, I go on with make, and... I get those errors:
In file included from format.c:24:
dox.h:37:19: Fnlib.h: No such file or dir
