In compiling Inkscape for Windows vista Home SP2, in response to the 'btool' command, I received this error message:
make error line 0 ： cannot open the file 'C:\devlibs\lib\pkgconfig\gtkmm-2.4.pc'
Adding the DEVLIBS_PATH fixed this problem, ran btool again, but received similar message for mingw, adding the MINGW_PATH environment variable fixed this problem as well.
How to: In Control Panel/System/Advanced System Settings/Advanced Tab/Environment Variables: 1. click New, type DEVLIBS_PATH in Variable Name, C:<path>\devlibs in Variable Value, click OK ...(individual paths may vary) 2. click New, type MINGW_PATH in Variable Name, C:\mingw32 in Variable Value, click OK 3. click OK, close control panel, etc. 4. run btool again 5. play skyrim while it grinds
- susan
Did you run mingwenv before trying to run btool?
Cheers, Josh On Feb 16, 2012 6:13 PM, "Susan Spencer" <susan.spencer@...400...> wrote:
In compiling Inkscape for Windows vista Home SP2, in response to the 'btool' command, I received this error message:
make error line 0 ： cannot open the file 'C:\devlibs\lib\pkgconfig\gtkmm-2.4.pc'
Adding the DEVLIBS_PATH fixed this problem, ran btool again, but received similar message for mingw, adding the MINGW_PATH environment variable fixed this problem as well.
How to: In Control Panel/System/Advanced System Settings/Advanced Tab/Environment Variables:
click New, type DEVLIBS_PATH in Variable Name, C:<path>\devlibs in Variable Value, click OK ...(individual paths may vary)
click New, type MINGW_PATH in Variable Name, C:\mingw32 in Variable Value, click OK
click OK, close control panel, etc.
run btool again
play skyrim while it grinds
- susan
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Yes we ran mingwenv and saw that it set the path variables. It's possible that we closed the command window after mingwenv/before btool as we had issues with bzr. This would explain it. Thanks Josh. - susan
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 8:46 PM, Josh Andler <scislac@...400...> wrote:
Did you run mingwenv before trying to run btool?
Cheers, Josh On Feb 16, 2012 6:13 PM, "Susan Spencer" <susan.spencer@...400...> wrote:
In compiling Inkscape for Windows vista Home SP2, in response to the 'btool' command, I received this error message:
make error line 0 ： cannot open the file 'C:\devlibs\lib\pkgconfig\gtkmm-2.4.pc'
Adding the DEVLIBS_PATH fixed this problem, ran btool again, but received similar message for mingw, adding the MINGW_PATH environment variable fixed this problem as well.
How to: In Control Panel/System/Advanced System Settings/Advanced Tab/Environment Variables:
click New, type DEVLIBS_PATH in Variable Name, C:<path>\devlibs in Variable Value, click OK ...(individual paths may vary)
click New, type MINGW_PATH in Variable Name, C:\mingw32 in Variable Value, click OK
click OK, close control panel, etc.
run btool again
play skyrim while it grinds
- susan
Virtualization & Cloud Management Using Capacity Planning Cloud computing makes use of virtualization - but cloud computing also focuses on allowing computing to be delivered as a service. http://www.accelacomm.com/jaw/sfnl/114/51521223/ _______________________________________________ Inkscape-devel mailing list Inkscape-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/inkscape-devel
On Feb 16, 2012 8:37 PM, "Susan Spencer" <susan.spencer@...400...> wrote:
Yes we ran mingwenv and saw that it set the path variables. It's possible that we closed the command window after mingwenv/before
btool as we had issues with bzr. This would explain it.
mingwenv must be run every time a console/command prompt is opened to compile inkscape. Basically it sets the path temporarily until that window it's closed.
Thanks Josh.
You're welcome... and skyrim is a good way to pass the time. ;)
Cheers, Josh
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