On 12/16/10 9:13 AM, bcpeterson wrote:
dcherring wrote:
Folks,
In answer to the error "libgsm 32-bit development files not found," after completing the libtool command, you must copy the library to /usr/lib. "cp lib/* /usr/lib" would do nicely.
HTH,
David
Also...major problem with this command that I found was that in terminal you won't get an error message but this doesn't work unless you have read/write access to your /usr/lib directory which some people don't have. Therefore:
/usr/lib is owned by root. You have to be a system administrator AND
use sudo to write/modify/delete from this directory. It should be the
same for any version of UNIX with this directory.
Thus to install the library you can either use /usr/lib or
/opt/local/lib (this is PREFERRED as this is not a baseline library
included with the operating system).
In my case, since I use Fink to install, I use /sw/lib and added it to
the Library path statement.
How you solve this is up to you, but I recommend against adding files to
/usr/lib unless they came with or are a part of MacOSX. Symbolic links
are excluded....
James McKenzie
