Julian Foad wrote:
Trying to build Subversion for the first time, I had trouble with
the required libraries APR and NEON. Their library files are
installed on my SuSE Linux 8.1 system, but without apr-config and
neon-config files. Subversion's configure can't use them even
if I specify --with-apr=/usr because it needs to see apr-config
and neon-config.
Are these SuSE packages wrong not to include ...-config?
or ... Could Subversion build without the ...-config?
I have worked around this for now by getting the source code from
CVS instead.
Just to point out the obvious - the lack of ...-config is not fatal as
such, since the paths could be located by hand - but!
The lack of ...-config usually is a hint that there's a lack of
headers files as well. The header files are necessary to build
Subversion and you can't get around that.
So, instead of messing with the ...-config, you need to find the SuSE
packages that provide the header files (which are quite numerous) for
the packages you need.
-- Naked
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Received on Sat Oct 14 02:18:52 2006