Linux distro/version?
How did you install atk? RPM? tar.gz?
atk.pc should automatically be installed in the correct place if pkgconfig to find.
Jim H
How would you add the directory containing 'atk.pc' to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable??
Thanx in advance for the help!!
Linux distro/version?
How did you install atk? RPM? tar.gz?
atk.pc should automatically be installed in the correct place if pkgconfig to find.
Jim H
I installed it with the Distro that I got, Libranet. I was trying to install a program (gaim new version) and it kept telling me that I did not have glib or gtk+, both of which I have.
I guess I asked the wrong question. Noticed in ATK by mugs that he was having a similar problem, I just asked about the wrong error message. Oh well.
Do you have glib-devel and gtk+-devel installed? Libranet may call them something else.Originally Posted by WarLockLord
So you also have a problem with ATK? Or you were reading the error messages wrong?
Jim H
The answer is yes and maybe. I was trying to install the new version of gaim, since there were a lot of changes. The ./configure could not find glib, gtk+, so dowloaded the files and tried to install. Glib went ok. Re-ran gaim's ./configure could not find gtk+, downloaded and its' ./configure could not find pkgconfig, downloaded pkgconfig and its' ./configure could not find atk.
Retaraced my steps, here is what I did:
1) Tried to install gaim new version
2) ./configure could not find gtk+
3) Downloaded and ran ./configure for gtk+-2.0.5
4) ./configure could not find atk.pc or glib 2.0 libraries.
Sorry for the xtra post.
You are trying to install the wrong versions of glib and gtk+. GAIM uses version 1 of glib and GTK+. You are trying to install version 2 of each.
Even if you got them installed GAIM would still not compile.
Jim H
Seems as if I am missing the X11 development package, especially the file Intrinsic.h. Any suggestions?
I remember LiNuts having a problem with finding the X development package using Libranet. He might know what package provides them.
On my Limbo beta box.
$ locate Intrinsic.h
/usr/X11R6/include/X11/Intrinsic.h
$ rpm -qf /usr/X11R6/include/X11/Intrinsic.h
XFree86-devel-4.2.0-52
Jim H
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