[yoshimi] Re: libz.h missing
- From: "Randy Steck" <randy@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: "yoshimi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx" <yoshimi@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 4 Nov 2016 17:57:16 +0000
Well, that's something I should have checked in the first place. Much easier
to install it through the Ubuntu software "store" and I didn't think to look
there first.
Installed and working now. Thanks for the pointer.
Randy
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Subject: [yoshimi] Re: libz.h missing
On Fri, 4 Nov 2016 16:37:33 +0000
"Randy Steck" <randy@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I'm using Ubuntu 16.04. I guess it's possible that the distro is messed up,
but unpacking it and running ccmake were the only steps I took. Plus, it's
looking for something outside of the distro....
I have moderate knowledge of Linux in general, but am not sure where zlib1g
and zlib1g-dev would have stuck zlib.h. They are certainly not in the normal
include directories.
I didn't understand your comment on zlib being different. I'm sort of at a
loss on what steps to take next, or even how to track this problem down.
OK, Ubuntu is based on debian, which is helpful.
In Yoshimi's unpacked directory there is a file called 'Dependencies'. Normally
I advise people to use Synaptic to install these. I've not used Ubunty formany
years and don't know if it still has Synaptic. This usefully shows when
something has actually been installed.
If anything is not getting installed then it's really a Ubuntu issue and I
don't know what help I can give - there may be others here more familiar with
Ubuntu.
I only mention zlib being different as it's identified differently in
CMakeLists.txt and puzzles some people.
As a matter of interest, the two later versions of Ubuntu carry Yoshimi 1.4.0
and 1.4.1 respectively.
Will.
P.S.
You're posting as randy@xxxxxxxxxx but you registered as randy@xxxxxxxx This
means I have to authorise your posts before they appear on the list.
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