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Stuart Felenstein wrote: | configure:xxxx: gcc -c -g -O2 conftest.c >&5 | conftest.c:2: parse error before "me" | configure:xxx: $? = 1 | configure: failed program was: | | #ifndef __cplusplus | | choke me | | #endif
That's the way configure works. It creates severl test programs an tries to compile them to locate library and include paths and such.
Looks this this is checking to see if the C compiler sets __cplusplus by default. No C compiler should do that, but someone might have set the system up wrong, so the the C compiler (gcc) is really the C++ compiler (g++). Could cause problems if you comile C code with a C++ compiler. It affects the default library and include paths. It aslo changes the default libraries that are linked.
| */Stuart Felenstein <stuart4m@xxxxxxxxx>/* wrote: | One portion of configure.log | | configure:xxxxx: gcc - conftest -INOME/include conftest.c -IFLAC - -lm >&5 | conftest.c xxxxx :FLAC/format.h: No such file or directory | configure:xxxxxx: $? = 1 | configure: failed program was: | /* confdefs.h */
Again, this the is the test to see if you have the FLAC compression/decompression development package. Here you see that the compile line tries to link libFLAC.so (the -lFLAC) and the compile fail because the compiler doesn't find FLAC/format.h in the include directories (probably only /usr/include).
Since you don't have FLAC installed this should fail. That tells Xine not to include it's FLAC support.
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