[CTSim-Users] Fedora Core 4.

[morgan.hough at gmail.com (Morgan Hough)]

I haven't been keeping up recently but I just updated my system to
wxGTK 2.6 and built ctsim-4.4.2 just fine on my fc4 box. I did need to
 use the --without-lam configure option but I'll take that for now. Is
that something others have working?

Cheers,

-Morgan

On 8/19/05, Kevin Rosenberg <kevin@rosenberg.net> wrote:
> Thanks for the notes, Ian.
>
> Ian Kay wrote:
> > 1./ There's a place in ctsim's configure.ac where  libwxgtk-gl-2.4 is
> > hardcoded.  So using version wxgtk-2.6 is going to cause problems.
>
> I'll update that after Debian adds wxgtk-2.6. It's possible that there
> are incompatibilities with wxWidgets 2.4 and 2.6, so that CTSim *may*
> not be compatibile with 2.6
>
> > 2./ As well, `wx-config --cflags` is called in the configure utilities,
> > but the info doesn't seem to make it into the make files.  The
> > -I/usr/local/blah/blah/blah doesn't appear when you actually get around
> > to compiling. I can't figure out quite how that works, so
>
> Eventually, that gets incorporated as AC_SUBST(ctlibs) in the
> configure.ac file.
>
> > 3./ I manually edited the makefiles and put the proper flags into CFLAGS
> > and CXXFLAGS.
> > That resolved the include file problems, but now I get
>
> I don't have include file problems on Debian with the straight CTSim.
>
> > 4./ I noticed that ctsim-4.3.3 appeared on the 15th of August, so I used
> > that version for these tests.  (There's nothing in the change log about
> > differences from 4.3.1 though.)
>
> Just some minor warning fixes for the manual pages. The actual
> changelog description is in debian/changelog, but that file doesn't
> get included in the generic upstream tarball.
>
> > 5./ I also notice that aclocal-1.7 is used in the do-autoconf script.
> > The current version is 1.9.  I do have 1.7 installed though.  Do you
> > think this might be a problem?
>
> Possibly, new versions of autoconf/automake typically have some
> backward incompatibilities. That's why Debian includes versions
> 1,4, 1.7, 1.8, 1.9 to handle configure.{in,ac} which may not work with
> newer versions. OTOH, I've never tired version 1.9 and it may work
> fine.
>
> Kevin
>