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I'm failing to get a university project to run on Arch. On Ubuntu I made it work. It comes down to the fact that the glog package on Arch seems to be different from the one offered by Ubuntu.
Specifically, the Ubuntu version has a dependency on gflags while the Arch version does not which is the cause for my trouble. When running "ldd libglog.so.0" on Arch and Ubuntu it also reports this dependency on Ubuntu but not on Arch. The actual problem on Arch is then that the glog options are not listed as gflag options. Or in other words, the integration between gflags and glogs is missing.
I spent hours to figure this out and want to get a better understanding in how these issues arise. After all, the package has the same version in Arch and Ubuntu. So how come they are different?
Any idea how I can make it work on Arch?
Last edited by mrgreen7 (2016-05-21 09:29:36)
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You could use ABS to compile a version of the package with the options that you need.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Arch_Build_System
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mrgreen7, look at PKGBUILD
AL builds glog with default settings, ubuntu appears to use something else.
You could try asking the ubuntu maintainer what settings they build glog with.
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