Re: How to link svn client with all needed .so ?

Normally, you run config to build the Makefile for your environment,
and then run "make install". Read the documentation very carefully on
config! Most of the time, "config" can find everything it needs, but
sometimes, you have to specify particular options.

Is the problem that you're missing particular libraries from your
Linux/Unix installation? Running "config" will tell you what's
missing, but it could be due to your library path, or that you're
using one version of a particular library and not another.

Normally, most Unix/Linux systems have a way of downloading a package
and making sure all of the other packages you need are included. If
possible, download the binary through your package manager even if you
plan on building Subversion from the source yourself. This makes sure
that you have all the dependent packages that Subversion uses.

I hope that was your question.

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David Weintraub
qazwart_at_gmail.com
On Tue, Aug 26, 2008 at 7:01 PM, Anton <agb_at_ukr.net> wrote:
> Hi All!
>
> Subj! In ONE file.
>
> ./configure --?????
> make ?????
>
>
> Anton Burkun.
>
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