Re: gEDA-user: gschem's new pretty menus, Re: geda-user Digest, Vol 37, Issue 13

["Robas, Teodor" <teodor.robas@xxxxxxxxx>]

   Peter Clifton wrote:

On Mon, 2009-06-08 at 08:41 +0300, Robas, Teodor wrote:
  

Hi guys,

gschem just got new pretty menus (with some icons). I'd appreciate
people with different GTK+ versions checking that they work, since I've
only had a chance to test with GTK 2.16. (Specifically whether you see
the accelerator text on the right hand side of the menu).

  

   Make install ran into this:
   configure.ac:92: error: m4 macro `IT_PROG_INTLTOOL' is not defined.
   Ensure that `intltool.m4' is installed in your aclocal search path.
   Maybe you are missing a -dev package?
   # locate intltool.m4
   /usr/local/share/aclocal/intltool.m4
   but:
   # aclocal --print-ac-dir
   /usr/share/aclocal
   Can somebody tell me what shall be fixed ?
   This is my first deep contact with autotools.
   BR,
   Teodor
    

You probably need to install "intltool", and re-run the ./autogen.sh for
the program(s) being build. "make reconfig" at the top level ought to do
the trick.

  

   I have intltool installed. So I have guile and other m4 scripts.
   The problem seems to be that they are installed in another directory
   (with --prefix=/usr/local) that is not in the aclocal search PATH.
   A symlink to the actual intltool.m4 file is doing the trick, but
   then it asks for guile.m4.
   On the net I saw that the install script has to specify other
   directories for aclocal search path with the flag -I. But here I am
   lost: where shall I do this ? gEDA-1.4.3 and previous versions all
   were compiled without such problems, on the same machine and
   software setup.
   I also wanted to bring this potential issue to your attention.
   PS: Tried with # export M4PATH=/usr/local/share/aclocal, but no good.


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