On 2011/8/22 22:14, matthew sporleder wrote:
On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 10:07 AM, H Xu<xusubsc%gmail.com@localhost> wrote:On 2011/8/22 21:48, matthew sporleder wrote:On Mon, Aug 22, 2011 at 4:37 AM, H Xu<xusubsc%gmail.com@localhost> wrote:Hello, Does pkgsrc provide any devlopment packages(including headers, link libraries, etc.) for python, sqlite, etc? When I want to build something depending on libraries other than the standard library, I found it I always need to download the source package from the official website. Any ideas?pkgsrc, for the most part, doesn't split packages up into foo and foo-dev like RHEL does. Can you give an example of where a build has required you to download the source manually?I've tested two packages. The first one is when I want to build vim with python support, I found that the "configure" could not detect python development files. The second one is used by my program, which requires sqlite3. sqlite3 development files could not be detected by this script: http://www.gnu.org/software/autoconf-archive/ax_lib_sqlite3.htmlWhen you install stuff from pkgsrc it usually ends up in /usr/pkg. Your other software may not be searching there.
Thanks. It shots my problem.