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English => en_Linux => Topic started by: ice on August 03, 2004, 02:23:11 PM
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I'm trying to install aMule 2.0.0 rc5. I have installed Linux 2.4.19 (SuSE 8.1).
When I compile aMule I get this error:
wxcas.cpp 47:2: #error You must set wxUSE_PRINTING_ARCHITECTURE to 1 in setup.h to compile wxCas.
I looked in my setup.h and I have this macro set to 1.
What is happening?
Thanks.
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just --disable-wxcas in your configure flags .. and do u use wxgtk rpms from us or from suse?
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I have tried --disable-wxcas and now I have a new error:
In file included from alc.h:47,
from alc.cpp:44:
alcframe.h:59: base class `wxFrame' has incomplete type
alcframe.h:61: syntax error before `*' token
alcframe.h:62: parse error before `[' token
alcframe.h:64: syntax error before `*' token
alcframe.h:66: syntax error before `*' token
alcframe.h:67: syntax error before `*' token
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./configure --help ;)
--disable-alc --disable-alcc
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hey
and check that you have wxGTK and wxBase RPMs from this page here, also cryptopp since you try to install rc5....
!!also dont forget the 2symlinks!!
stefanero
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To deltaHF:
Why I have to disable this options? What does they do ?
To Stefanero:
I have downloaded wxGTK sources from sourceforge.net and I have comiled and installed it. It works for other aplications like xmule.
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To Stefanero:
I forget something, What is 2symlinks?
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Why I have to disable this options? What does they do ?
in src/utils are all the tools incl. readme files ;)
Originally posted by ice
To Stefanero:
I forget something, What is 2symlinks?
take a look at the howto, wxbase step -> http://www.amule.org/amule/howto.php
and u could get pb's compiling amule >= rc4 with gcc 2.95.x
btw:
ls -l /usr/bin/wx*
ls -l /usr/local/bin/wx*
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and xmule has nothing other then the app itself
we provide a lot of extra programms with aMule, and they need some base libs from wxGTK.
and that is why you alos need wxBase installed....
if you have everything installed you should also not need to disable them anymore in configure....
only problem could be your gcc then...
stefanero
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I have tried with version 1.2.8 and I have similar problems.
My gcc version is 3.2.36.
I have installed wxGTK in /usr/local, not in /usr . Is this a problem? Configure detects it well.
What's happening?
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yes it is a problem ;)
remove the one from /usr/local
if you have a problem queck our faq on how to remove wxGTk
stefanero
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and? could u compile it?