[MPlayer-users] ./config fails looking for libpng
Yourself
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Tue Jan 21 00:26:00 CET 2003
Quoting Peter B Van Campen (peterb924 at ameritech.net) as `PBVC'
Message date: 20 Jan 2003 at 17:09
PBVC> [Automatic answer: RTFM (read DOCS, FAQ), also read DOCS/bugreports.html]
PBVC> Hmmmm....
PBVC> I did read that it said libpng OR libpng-devel. But it seems that both are
PBVC> required for config to run. It works now that I have installed both. But if I
PBVC> had depended on the error msh it would still be broken because it says OR,
PBVC> not both.
PBVC>
PBVC> Thanks to you all...... PeterB
PBVC>
PBVC>
PBVC> On Monday 20 January 2003 04:55 pm, Arpi wrote:
PBVC> > [Automatic answer: RTFM (read DOCS, FAQ), also read DOCS/bugreports.html]
PBVC> > Hi,
PBVC> >
PBVC> > > When I do "./configure --prefix=/usr --disable-mencoder --enable-gui" the
PBVC> > > 8.1 SuSE config ends with an error :
PBVC> > > "Error: PNG support required for GUI compilation. Please install libpng
PBVC> > > or libpng-dev packages. Check configure.log if you do not understand"
PBVC> >
PBVC> > ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
PBVC> >
PBVC> > learn to read.
PBVC> >
PBVC> >
PBVC> > A'rpi / Astral & ESP-team
I guess what the sentence "Please install libpng or libpng-dev packages"
really wanted to say "Please install libpng or libpng-dev package".
You have two options:
Either you install libpng from source (the better, imho) or you can add
the pakage libpng-dev (of course, this depends on libpng package so this
is not mentioned).
The thing is that if you compile libpng from source, you get the
libraries libpng.* and all the necessary files in order to COMPILE
comething using libpng, and of course run anything compiled against
libpng.
If you install the libpng package, you can run anything PRE-compiled for
you that is linked against libpng, but you lack the necessary files to
compile something of your own... those files are in libpng-dev package.
This applies not only to libpng but to all packages
hope i helped.
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