help compiling xoscope-2.2
I have some experience with Ubuntu and the command line but I'm totally new to compiling. when I run ./configure I get a package requirement not met error that says gtk+ not found.
I have verified that two versions of gtk+ are installed(2+3),build-essentials are there, PKG_CONFIG_PATH is set(used apt-file search to find the path), everything that could be has been upgraded.
I've been at this for two days and have tried everything I found on the internet. I could really use some help. I apologize if this is a redundant question. Thanks in advance.
compiling gtk
edited Dec 17 at 5:08
NIMISHAN
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asked Dec 17 at 0:22
Harry Busk
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I have some experience with Ubuntu and the command line but I'm totally new to compiling. when I run ./configure I get a package requirement not met error that says gtk+ not found.
I have verified that two versions of gtk+ are installed(2+3),build-essentials are there, PKG_CONFIG_PATH is set(used apt-file search to find the path), everything that could be has been upgraded.
I've been at this for two days and have tried everything I found on the internet. I could really use some help. I apologize if this is a redundant question. Thanks in advance.
compiling gtk
edited Dec 17 at 5:08
NIMISHAN
85121119
asked Dec 17 at 0:22
Harry Busk
135
1
Is the development package for GTK+ installed (libgtk2.0-dev)?
– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 0:31
Yes I neglected to mention that. Thanks for your interest! I searched up and down the internet and found a lot of useful suggestions and a lot of Ubuntu documentation. I tried everything I found. Incidentally I'm running 1804 bionic beaver.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 2:22
So, what doespkg-config --modversion gtk+-2.0report? what version of Ubuntu are you using? If you pastebin theconfig.logfile perhaps someone will be able to spot what's wrong.
– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 2:30
hi! thanks to a fellow user I was able to make considerable progress. make install returned error 2. im going to dig into it a bit.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:49
add a comment |
I have some experience with Ubuntu and the command line but I'm totally new to compiling. when I run ./configure I get a package requirement not met error that says gtk+ not found.
I have verified that two versions of gtk+ are installed(2+3),build-essentials are there, PKG_CONFIG_PATH is set(used apt-file search to find the path), everything that could be has been upgraded.
I've been at this for two days and have tried everything I found on the internet. I could really use some help. I apologize if this is a redundant question. Thanks in advance.
compiling gtk
edited Dec 17 at 5:08
NIMISHAN
85121119
asked Dec 17 at 0:22
Harry Busk
135
I have some experience with Ubuntu and the command line but I'm totally new to compiling. when I run ./configure I get a package requirement not met error that says gtk+ not found.
I have verified that two versions of gtk+ are installed(2+3),build-essentials are there, PKG_CONFIG_PATH is set(used apt-file search to find the path), everything that could be has been upgraded.
I've been at this for two days and have tried everything I found on the internet. I could really use some help. I apologize if this is a redundant question. Thanks in advance.
compiling gtk
compiling gtk
edited Dec 17 at 5:08
NIMISHAN
85121119
asked Dec 17 at 0:22
Harry Busk
135
edited Dec 17 at 5:08
NIMISHAN
85121119
asked Dec 17 at 0:22
Harry Busk
135
edited Dec 17 at 5:08
NIMISHAN
85121119
edited Dec 17 at 5:08
NIMISHAN
85121119
edited Dec 17 at 5:08
NIMISHAN
85121119
85121119
asked Dec 17 at 0:22
Harry Busk
135
asked Dec 17 at 0:22
Harry Busk
135
asked Dec 17 at 0:22
Harry Busk
135
135
1
Is the development package for GTK+ installed (libgtk2.0-dev)?
– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 0:31
Yes I neglected to mention that. Thanks for your interest! I searched up and down the internet and found a lot of useful suggestions and a lot of Ubuntu documentation. I tried everything I found. Incidentally I'm running 1804 bionic beaver.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 2:22
So, what doespkg-config --modversion gtk+-2.0report? what version of Ubuntu are you using? If you pastebin theconfig.logfile perhaps someone will be able to spot what's wrong.
– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 2:30
hi! thanks to a fellow user I was able to make considerable progress. make install returned error 2. im going to dig into it a bit.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:49
add a comment |
1
Is the development package for GTK+ installed (libgtk2.0-dev)?
– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 0:31
Yes I neglected to mention that. Thanks for your interest! I searched up and down the internet and found a lot of useful suggestions and a lot of Ubuntu documentation. I tried everything I found. Incidentally I'm running 1804 bionic beaver.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 2:22
So, what doespkg-config --modversion gtk+-2.0report? what version of Ubuntu are you using? If you pastebin theconfig.logfile perhaps someone will be able to spot what's wrong.
– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 2:30
hi! thanks to a fellow user I was able to make considerable progress. make install returned error 2. im going to dig into it a bit.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:49
1
1
Is the development package for GTK+ installed (
libgtk2.0-dev)?– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 0:31
Is the development package for GTK+ installed (
libgtk2.0-dev)?– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 0:31
Yes I neglected to mention that. Thanks for your interest! I searched up and down the internet and found a lot of useful suggestions and a lot of Ubuntu documentation. I tried everything I found. Incidentally I'm running 1804 bionic beaver.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 2:22
Yes I neglected to mention that. Thanks for your interest! I searched up and down the internet and found a lot of useful suggestions and a lot of Ubuntu documentation. I tried everything I found. Incidentally I'm running 1804 bionic beaver.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 2:22
So, what does
pkg-config --modversion gtk+-2.0 report? what version of Ubuntu are you using? If you pastebin the config.log file perhaps someone will be able to spot what's wrong.– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 2:30
So, what does
pkg-config --modversion gtk+-2.0 report? what version of Ubuntu are you using? If you pastebin the config.log file perhaps someone will be able to spot what's wrong.– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 2:30
hi! thanks to a fellow user I was able to make considerable progress. make install returned error 2. im going to dig into it a bit.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:49
hi! thanks to a fellow user I was able to make considerable progress. make install returned error 2. im going to dig into it a bit.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:49
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Try the following to get all the dev libraries you need;
sudo apt-get install libgtkdataboxmm-dev fftw3-dev
Then do your ./configure && make
answered Dec 17 at 2:50
Stephen Bancroft
161
hey that was great! configure went without a hitch. so did make I think. make install returned a definite error2. i want to dig into this before i ask for more help. thank you.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:45
add a comment |
As xoscope is packaged in all supported Ubuntu versions, you should rely on the power APT.
Install package's build dependencies with
sudo apt-get build-dep xoscope
and continue as you tried.
answered Dec 17 at 8:19
N0rbert
21k54598
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As mentioned on @NOrbert answer section, xoscope package available in all supported Ubuntu versions. just follow the command :
sudo apt-get install xoscope libgtk2.0-dev
If you install xoscope package from build source-code like this github, you should install the dependencies :
sudo apt-get install libsx svgalib g3vga
and try compiling your source-code again!!
./configure;
Make sure when configuring the source-code, you have a log like :
...
Checking: <depend-packages> is YES
...
Instead
...
Checking: <depend-packages> is NO
...
If all the dependencies is right, you can install the .makefile files :
make; make install;
Hope this helps;
answered Dec 17 at 12:08
abu-ahmed al-khatiri
89615
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Try the following to get all the dev libraries you need;
sudo apt-get install libgtkdataboxmm-dev fftw3-dev
Then do your ./configure && make
answered Dec 17 at 2:50
Stephen Bancroft
161
hey that was great! configure went without a hitch. so did make I think. make install returned a definite error2. i want to dig into this before i ask for more help. thank you.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:45
add a comment |
Try the following to get all the dev libraries you need;
sudo apt-get install libgtkdataboxmm-dev fftw3-dev
Then do your ./configure && make
answered Dec 17 at 2:50
Stephen Bancroft
161
hey that was great! configure went without a hitch. so did make I think. make install returned a definite error2. i want to dig into this before i ask for more help. thank you.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:45
add a comment |
Try the following to get all the dev libraries you need;
sudo apt-get install libgtkdataboxmm-dev fftw3-dev
Then do your ./configure && make
answered Dec 17 at 2:50
Stephen Bancroft
161
Try the following to get all the dev libraries you need;
sudo apt-get install libgtkdataboxmm-dev fftw3-dev
Then do your ./configure && make
answered Dec 17 at 2:50
Stephen Bancroft
161
answered Dec 17 at 2:50
Stephen Bancroft
161
answered Dec 17 at 2:50
Stephen Bancroft
161
answered Dec 17 at 2:50
Stephen Bancroft
161
161
hey that was great! configure went without a hitch. so did make I think. make install returned a definite error2. i want to dig into this before i ask for more help. thank you.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:45
add a comment |
hey that was great! configure went without a hitch. so did make I think. make install returned a definite error2. i want to dig into this before i ask for more help. thank you.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:45
hey that was great! configure went without a hitch. so did make I think. make install returned a definite error2. i want to dig into this before i ask for more help. thank you.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:45
hey that was great! configure went without a hitch. so did make I think. make install returned a definite error2. i want to dig into this before i ask for more help. thank you.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:45
add a comment |
As xoscope is packaged in all supported Ubuntu versions, you should rely on the power APT.
Install package's build dependencies with
sudo apt-get build-dep xoscope
and continue as you tried.
answered Dec 17 at 8:19
N0rbert
21k54598
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As xoscope is packaged in all supported Ubuntu versions, you should rely on the power APT.
Install package's build dependencies with
sudo apt-get build-dep xoscope
and continue as you tried.
answered Dec 17 at 8:19
N0rbert
21k54598
add a comment |
As xoscope is packaged in all supported Ubuntu versions, you should rely on the power APT.
Install package's build dependencies with
sudo apt-get build-dep xoscope
and continue as you tried.
answered Dec 17 at 8:19
N0rbert
21k54598
As xoscope is packaged in all supported Ubuntu versions, you should rely on the power APT.
Install package's build dependencies with
sudo apt-get build-dep xoscope
and continue as you tried.
answered Dec 17 at 8:19
N0rbert
21k54598
answered Dec 17 at 8:19
N0rbert
21k54598
answered Dec 17 at 8:19
N0rbert
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answered Dec 17 at 8:19
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As mentioned on @NOrbert answer section, xoscope package available in all supported Ubuntu versions. just follow the command :
sudo apt-get install xoscope libgtk2.0-dev
If you install xoscope package from build source-code like this github, you should install the dependencies :
sudo apt-get install libsx svgalib g3vga
and try compiling your source-code again!!
./configure;
Make sure when configuring the source-code, you have a log like :
...
Checking: <depend-packages> is YES
...
Instead
...
Checking: <depend-packages> is NO
...
If all the dependencies is right, you can install the .makefile files :
make; make install;
Hope this helps;
answered Dec 17 at 12:08
abu-ahmed al-khatiri
89615
add a comment |
As mentioned on @NOrbert answer section, xoscope package available in all supported Ubuntu versions. just follow the command :
sudo apt-get install xoscope libgtk2.0-dev
If you install xoscope package from build source-code like this github, you should install the dependencies :
sudo apt-get install libsx svgalib g3vga
and try compiling your source-code again!!
./configure;
Make sure when configuring the source-code, you have a log like :
...
Checking: <depend-packages> is YES
...
Instead
...
Checking: <depend-packages> is NO
...
If all the dependencies is right, you can install the .makefile files :
make; make install;
Hope this helps;
answered Dec 17 at 12:08
abu-ahmed al-khatiri
89615
add a comment |
As mentioned on @NOrbert answer section, xoscope package available in all supported Ubuntu versions. just follow the command :
sudo apt-get install xoscope libgtk2.0-dev
If you install xoscope package from build source-code like this github, you should install the dependencies :
sudo apt-get install libsx svgalib g3vga
and try compiling your source-code again!!
./configure;
Make sure when configuring the source-code, you have a log like :
...
Checking: <depend-packages> is YES
...
Instead
...
Checking: <depend-packages> is NO
...
If all the dependencies is right, you can install the .makefile files :
make; make install;
Hope this helps;
answered Dec 17 at 12:08
abu-ahmed al-khatiri
89615
As mentioned on @NOrbert answer section, xoscope package available in all supported Ubuntu versions. just follow the command :
sudo apt-get install xoscope libgtk2.0-dev
If you install xoscope package from build source-code like this github, you should install the dependencies :
sudo apt-get install libsx svgalib g3vga
and try compiling your source-code again!!
./configure;
Make sure when configuring the source-code, you have a log like :
...
Checking: <depend-packages> is YES
...
Instead
...
Checking: <depend-packages> is NO
...
If all the dependencies is right, you can install the .makefile files :
make; make install;
Hope this helps;
answered Dec 17 at 12:08
abu-ahmed al-khatiri
89615
answered Dec 17 at 12:08
abu-ahmed al-khatiri
89615
answered Dec 17 at 12:08
abu-ahmed al-khatiri
89615
answered Dec 17 at 12:08
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89615
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Is the development package for GTK+ installed (
libgtk2.0-dev)?– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 0:31
Yes I neglected to mention that. Thanks for your interest! I searched up and down the internet and found a lot of useful suggestions and a lot of Ubuntu documentation. I tried everything I found. Incidentally I'm running 1804 bionic beaver.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 2:22
So, what does
pkg-config --modversion gtk+-2.0report? what version of Ubuntu are you using? If you pastebin theconfig.logfile perhaps someone will be able to spot what's wrong.– steeldriver
Dec 17 at 2:30
hi! thanks to a fellow user I was able to make considerable progress. make install returned error 2. im going to dig into it a bit.
– Harry Busk
Dec 17 at 3:49