> README.dependencies, and only keep track of the version numbers of the core > libraries/package we need to depend on, based on the releases of major > distributions/platforms. As such, if you can supply the version-number > information for those libraries (really, we care most about gtk, gtkhtml, > goffice, gsf), I'd like to add it in.
I only listed out the specifics one's for a reason. Others versions of those libraries fail to compile for some reason or another or take more work than an inexperienced person should have to go through to get it to compile. For the ones that aren't listed, the current version compiles with no problems. > Also, I note that don't strictly need postgresql libraries as a dependency, > unless you're trying to build the PG backend, which is discouraged and not > enabled by default. Might not be a dependencies, but again, compiling it up is a non-issue. What's posted takes into consideration using what's already available in Solaris. The next version will not. alan _______________________________________________ gnucash-devel mailing list gnucash-devel@gnucash.org https://lists.gnucash.org/mailman/listinfo/gnucash-devel
