Hello All,
I compiled, installed and ran le v1.4.1 (this version not yet debian) and got
the error message in the forwarded message and also the response from the le
author.
I don't know if this is an ncurses problem or not.
Regards,
Victor
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> le seemed to compile and install fine, however, when it is run the following
> error message appears:
>
> $ le
> le: ncurses misconfigured - wrong CXX_TYPE_OF_BOOL
This message says it all. Your ncurses library is not properly configured.
Try to ask Debian team about this, or compile a recent ncurses snapshot
which has the configuration bug fixed. (The bug did not appear with libc5)
Probably I should have built this check in configure script, so it would be
less confusing.
Alexander.
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