Slackware :: Does Gstp-python Compile On 64 13.1 ?
Jun 20, 2010Is this package supposed to compile on slakware64 13.1 ( I have also multilib) ?
I m trying to but I m encountering this problem:
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Is this package supposed to compile on slakware64 13.1 ( I have also multilib) ?
I m trying to but I m encountering this problem:
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When I try to 'make' the libopensync-plugin-python-0.22 source I downloaded I get this error which I don't understand (pythonmakerror.txt)
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make all-am
make[1]: Entering directory `/home/chrisportela/Downloads/libopensync-plugin-python-0.22'
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running install_egg_info
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Config.log is attached.
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Started with:
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And ended with:
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