Hi Bob,
I just tried your software for cross-compiling win32 inkscape on linux, and got this:
libinkscape.a(xml-tree.o)(.text+0x47a7):xml-tree.cpp: undefined reference to `in_dt_coordsys(_SPObject const&)' make[1]: *** [inkscape.exe] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/d/ink/test/inkscape/src' make: *** [all] Error 2
Any ideas?
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bulia byak wrote:
Hi Bob,
I just tried your software for cross-compiling win32 inkscape on linux, and got this:
libinkscape.a(xml-tree.o)(.text+0x47a7):xml-tree.cpp: undefined reference to `in_dt_coordsys(_SPObject const&)' make[1]: *** [inkscape.exe] Error 1 make[1]: Leaving directory `/home/d/ink/test/inkscape/src' make: *** [all] Error 2
Yes. It just likely means that one or more new .cpp files was added. I just need to re-run makedep.
I would hate to force makedep to run -every- time someone types 'make'. Maybe I should make 'makedep' dependent on all of the Makefile.am's, since it is they who change when files are added.
If you have ActiveState Perl on your Win32 box, try:
perl mkfiles.pl perl mkdep.pl
Then try the make again. I will give this a try myself, and commit any changes.
Bob
Bob Jamison wrote:
If you have ActiveState Perl on your Win32 box, try:
perl mkfiles.pl perl mkdep.pl
Then try the make again. I will give this a try myself, and commit any changes.
Ok. I ran them, and committed the changes. A 'cvs up' should be sufficient.
I'm also re-running the 'autobuild'.
Bob
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