On Wed, Jan 9, 2013 at 4:15 PM, Gabriela Gibson <gabriela.gib...@gmail.com> wrote: > I thought that the solutions to this question might be useful to have in the > faq.html.
> +<p>1. You could be linking about your own installed libraries.</p> Think you mean "You could be linking to your own installed libraries." I'd probably flush this out a little section out a tad more. > +<p>Rerun <code>"./autogen.sh; make"</code> or <code>"./autogen.sh; > ./configure; make"</code>.</p> Not sure if <code> is the right tag for command lines, think we've been using <tt> for that, but I believe <tt> is going away and I'd bet we've been inconsistent about that. I'd probably say: ./autogen.sh; ./config.nice; make config.nice is a script that configure writes after each run so you can re-run configure with the same arguments, if you want to add argument just pass it to config.nice.
