Vorbis - Jan 2001 - several (different and seperate) compiling problems

I thought I had seen something about this earlier, but a search through
the archives revealed nothing...

first problem:
Under Windows ME, using VC++6 (sp4), VC does not recognize the project
files in the beta3 source tarball as being valid project files. it complains
that they were not generated by VC++6, and would I like to create a wrapper
for these makefiles? It doesn't work. I checked them out manually, and
they appear fine...I wonder if its not because of service pack 4? i have
no clue at all...

econd problem:
installing and compiling beta3 ogg and vorbis source RPMS:
ogg goes ok...only after its compiled, and I've generated an RPM, it
doesn't install the header files in /usr/include/ogg...it doesn't, in
fact
install them anywhere. minor problem, easily corrected by hand for now.
but the real hum-dinger is when i try to configure vorbis, from
the source RPM's or from the tarball...it complains that ogg has not
been installed! error: -logg is an invalid library (on test compiles).
however, /usr/lib/libogg.so.0 (or whatever the shared library is called,
can't remember off the top of my head) is very much there...is it expecting
libogg.a? argh! vorbis-tools give the same error.

arghle.

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> first problem:
> Under Windows ME, using VC++6 (sp4), VC does not recognize the project
> files in the beta3 source tarball as being valid project files. it
complains
> that they were not generated by VC++6, and would I like to create a wrapper
> for these makefiles? It doesn't work. I checked them out manually, and
> they appear fine...I wonder if its not because of service pack 4? i have
> no clue at all...
I built everything for beta3 with VC++6sp4 on Win98SE.  Dunno why they
were bad but maybe it's an issue of line separators.
> second problem:
> installing and compiling beta3 ogg and vorbis source RPMS:
> ogg goes ok...only after its compiled, and I've generated an RPM, it
> doesn't install the header files in /usr/include/ogg...it doesn't,
in fact
> install them anywhere. minor problem, easily corrected by hand for now.
> but the real hum-dinger is when i try to configure vorbis, from
> the source RPM's or from the tarball...it complains that ogg has not
> been installed! error: -logg is an invalid library (on test compiles).
> however, /usr/lib/libogg.so.0 (or whatever the shared library is called,
> can't remember off the top of my head) is very much there...is it
expecting
> libogg.a? argh! vorbis-tools give the same error.
I doubt I would have missed the ogg includes, but I'll check.  As for
not finding libogg, did you run ldconfig?

jack.

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dongoodman wrote:
> 
> I thought I had seen something about this earlier, but a search through
> the archives revealed nothing...
> 
> first problem:
> Under Windows ME, using VC++6 (sp4), VC does not recognize the project
> files in the beta3 source tarball as being valid project files. it
complains
> that they were not generated by VC++6, and would I like to create a wrapper
> for these makefiles? It doesn't work. I checked them out manually, and
> they appear fine...I wonder if its not because of service pack 4? i have
> no clue at all...
VC project files MUST have dos-style line-end mangling. If you check
something out from a different system (e.g. a unix system), they'll
definately not have these (I guess the project files should really be
tagged as binary so that cvs doesn't do this). If you check them out
from windows, anything could happen. Try converting them to dos-style
line endings, see if that helps.

Michael

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On Mon, Jan 22, 2001 at 05:02:45PM -0600, dongoodman
wrote:
> ogg goes ok...only after its compiled, and I've generated an RPM, it
> doesn't install the header files in /usr/include/ogg...
[...]
> ...it [libvorbis] complains that ogg has not
> been installed! error: -logg is an invalid library (on test compiles).
> however, /usr/lib/libogg.so.0 (or whatever the shared library is called,
Did you install the generated libogg-devel rpm, too? According to
the .sec file, this rpm contains the needed includes and the file
libogg.so (symlink to libogg.so.0.0.0). That file is needed to
link binaries against the shared library.

    Ingo

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