I can't seem to get a .so file from the current JPEG Library. I get .a and .la but no .so. --enabled-shared works for compiling new stuff, but not for binaries allready looking for the shared libs. Any ideas?
I can't seem to get a .so file from the current JPEG Library. I get .a and .la but no .so. --enabled-shared works for compiling new stuff, but not for binaries allready looking for the shared libs. Any ideas?
Someone has to have some idea :P.
no not really ;D
But anyway, what file are you looking for specifiacally? Perhaps I have one on my system. Then at least I can find out what provides that file.
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no not really ;D
But anyway, what file are you looking for specifiacally? Perhaps I have one on my system. Then at least I can find out what provides that file.
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I am looking for libjpeg.so.X (Where X is the latest release number. In Debian Testing it is 62).
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http://rpmfind.net/linux/rpm2html/se...=libjpeg.so.62
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Yeah, that ends up being the same thing I am using, except somehow shared.
hmm, you are using debian right? what about reloading the object via a recompile from source? That may give you the file you need that way. Else I suppose I can grab the rpm, install it, and email ya a copy of the .so
[quote author=Schotty link=board=2;threadid=5851;start=0#56311 date=1040324981]
hmm, you are using debian right? what about reloading the object via a recompile from source? That may give you the file you need that way. Else I suppose I can grab the rpm, install it, and email ya a copy of the .so
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Actually I am using LFS and trying to install from source :P ... and the shared option doesn't make any shared objects. It's really an odd problem.
for me to email ya a copy, it would need to be build by the same gcc and glibc revisions, correct?
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