[Xastir] compiling on SuSE 9.1

[Curt, WE7U]

On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, Rick Green wrote:

> On Tue, 3 Aug 2004, Rick Green wrote:
>
> > Oops! In what looks like the final link of all the modules into the xastir
> > executable, gcc complained with 'cannot find -llcms'
> >
> Update:
>   I _do_ have the liblcms package installed.  `locate lcms` tells me:
> /usr/lib/liblcms.so.1
> /usr/lib/liblcms.so.1.0.12
> /usr/share/liblcms

I only have one machine running 9.1 so far, and it's my kids game
machine, so I can't say for sure that this will fix it, but here on
my 9.0 machine I have these installed:

> rpm -q -a | grep lcms
liblcms-devel-1.10-37
liblcms-1.10-37


So you might look for the devel package for it and install that.


> Grasping at straws, I search yast a few more times, and come up with
> curl-devel and eazy, who's descriptions lead me to believe they may
> help...

We can use curl or wget to snag the online map files.  Either will
work.


Look at the INSTALL file for where to snag the extra map libraries.


> 1) Where can I find the Shapelib libraries for the 2.6 kernel?

Read the INSTALL file.


> 2) Do I have a version problem with my ImageMagick libraries.  They are
> there, but don't seem to support 'WriteImage'.  I have version 5.5.7-220

ImageMagick has been problematic for us for a number of reasons.  At
times people have had to install ImageMagick from sources (removing
the RPM packages first) in order to get things working.  At other
times just installing a different RPM (older or newer) has solved
things.  That project has a few problems, so you kind of roll with
the punches with them.


> 3) I have liblcms-1.12-55 installed, but the loader isn't finding it. How
> can I point it in the right direction, or what do I move into what
> directory?

Add liblcms-devel.  Also check out the INSTALL, FAQ, and README.MAPS
files.

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