On 12/18/2011 10:35 PM, Owen wrote:
A long time ago, I built the 2.7.2 version which required upgrading my BABL/GEGL libraries (running Kunbuntu 10.04) which I did by getting the code directly from the GIT repository I thought building 2.7.4 would be a snap since I didn't expect to have to re-upgrade these. I was wrong :) BABL went OK but I have a problem with GEGL: the GIT version won't compile ("No rule to make target `gegl-sampler-downsharp.c', needed by `gegl-sampler-downsharp.lo'.") and the tarball requires GLIB 2.28 (2.24 on my Kubuntu 10.04). I understand that the GIT stuff may have compile problems, but I can't invent a missing C source file from scratch. However, what I don't understand is that the tarball version requires a new GLIB when the GIT one doesn't? And if anyone went that route, where does the version chase stop? Is GLIB the last one or are there anymore ahead?Well my GIT build fell over because of glib, so installed the latest and rebuilt without problems.
OK, so will try. Thx.
# git clean -xdf seems to do wonders as well.
The various forms of "make clean" also do, it seems :) _______________________________________________ gimp-developer-list mailing list gimp-developer-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gimp-developer-list
