Re: gEDA-user: can't compile

[Dave Euser <dave_euser@yahoo.com>]

got some free time....mind helping me try to get the whole distribution
compiling? just updated my copy from CVS.....

calling the o_read function bombs out (ld spits out some link
errors).....(from o_complex.c:236)
    w_current->page_current->object_tail =
	o_read(w_current,
	       w_current->page_current->object_tail, include_filename);

...problem is, I can't seem to find where o_read is....can't find in
anywhere in libgeda or gschem....or anything else, for that matter.
there are calls to the o_read functions scattered through a few
files....

thanks for your help
dave euser


On Thu, 2001-09-06 at 20:53, Ales Hvezda wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> >okay.....
> >
> >everything you mentioned is okay - I've never installed gEDA or any of
> >the related libraries before this afternoon.....
> >
> >what's gaf? I'm not really comfortable with the way the gEDA is set up
> 
> 	gaf -> gschem and friends.  It's what I call the thing that
> I distribute.  I used to call it just gEDA, but gEDA has grown to much 
> more than my toolset.
> 
> 
> >in CVS - I'mm assuming that by doing:
> >	cvs co /geda/devel
> >	cvs co /geda/support/libgdgeda-1.8
> 	       ^
> 	You don't need this / 
> 		
> >
> >I should have everything needed?
> 
> 
> 	Yes that's all you need.
> 
> >
> >BTW, thanks for the quick response - but don't worry about taking your
> >time - I've got a lab due in 2 weeks with a whole shitload of VHDL
> >stuff, and I just wanted to get used to using the software under linux
> >(we use Altera Max+Plus II in the labs here)....
> 
> 
> 	Once you get back to gEDA/gaf, and you still have problems
> building, drop me a note and I'll ask some more questions.
> (since it isn't an old libgeda hanging around; it's something else)
> 
> 								-Ales