>
>
> Note that on most recent distros you don't need to build Poco yourself,
> but can just use the version provided by the OS.
> No need for these configure parameters then.
>
And if you do need to build Poco yourself for some reason, you certainly
wouldn't want to install it in /tmp, would you?
Hi Ahmed,
Am 06.03.2019 um 03:01 schrieb ahmed elshreif:
--with-poco-includes=/tmp/poco/Net/include --with-poco-libs=/tmp/poco/lib
This looks suspicious - why is that in /tmp and what is in
/tmp/poco/Net/include ?
Note that on most recent distros you don't need to build Poco yourself,
but c
hello ,
I built LibreOffice before and make changes on it and built it again and no
problem happened and I left it for 2 days and return to do some changes
again and run this command
>git pull
>make
and I have this error
>>
checking for node.
Hi Lucas!
Great! Thanks for the tip! It works fine now! :)
Best,
Gustavo Pacheco.
2011/10/28 xapantu
> Hi Gustavo,
>
> It seems that you didn't use --with-system-cairo the first time you
> run autogen.sh, so, you still have a cairo.h/libcairo.so somewhere. Or
> at least, it is how I got thi
Hi Gustavo,
It seems that you didn't use --with-system-cairo the first time you
run autogen.sh, so, you still have a cairo.h/libcairo.so somewhere. Or
at least, it is how I got this issue.
So, if that is correct, you can restart from a clean git branch, or
try to delete manually the non-cairo ver
