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Hi guys,
I'm trying to make a package which fails because it looks for ffi.h
It's my understanding that this library is included with "modern" gcc's.
Anyone have any insight for me?
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libffi is a seperate library.
If you need libffi, you have to install libffi - in the same way you do with libjpeg, or libX11.
So if libffi is not available, you should first package (or just install) libffi
edit: sorry : from the libffi page
Note: This page is out of date. libffi is now largely maintained as part of GCC. Hopefully this separate library will be brought up to date some time. Please contact me if you are interested in helping -- Anthony Green - green@redhat.comp
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thanks. I googled and read your edit quote, too, but still. I'm trying to package gtk-server--there is a libffi tarball on gtk-server's site, but I'm having a hard time with it's PKGBUILD...
I'm no good at all at making arch packages, yet. Don't know what to put in the silly build section.
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Well, I would say that, while libffi is part of gcc, it's just not packaged (yet)... though it should be it's own package.
Later on, if I have enough time, I can make a PKGBUILD for it and let you know.
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checking for gtk_main in -lgtk-x11-2.0... no
checking for gtk_main in -lgtk... no
configure: error: Cannot compile - please install the GTK package from http://www.gtk.org/
make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.
emmm
Mr Green
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