libstdc++ header files

[charn]

hi i got problem to configure licq i execute ./configure and it failed with message "you need to install libstdc++ header files.." the error comes when the script searches the vector.h , it also doesnt find the errno.h and the limits.h . i searched them manually and they are installed all in /usr/include the other headers ( fcntl.h , getopt.h malloc.h ...) are in the same dir

i got suse7.0 i tried the source rpm for suse as well with same error :(

i dont know how to tell ./configure the right paths to the files or may its an other problem i got.

please help

[tigerjones]

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Hi, i had the same problem under Suse 7.0 You need to install 2 RPM'S: gppshare2-95.2-151 (e.g.) and compat-2001.5.10-2 You can find them in the internet.. if you don't find them, feel free to contact me, i will send you the two RPM's via email (jean69@…)

[tigerjones]

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Hi, i had the same problem under Suse 7.0 You need to install 2 RPM'S: gppshare2-95.2-151 (e.g.) and compat-2001.5.10-2 You can find them in the internet.. if you don't find them, feel free to contact me, i will send you the two RPM's via email (jean69@…)

[cybso]

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Hi!

I have the same problem since i updated gcc to version 3.0.2 on Mandrake 8.1...

./configure says: [...] checking for vector.h... no configure: error: You need to have the libstdc++ headers installed

locate vector.h says: [...] /usr/include/g++-2/vector.h [...] /usr/include/g++-3/vector.h [...] /usr/include/g++-v3/backward/vector.h

I linked this files and even the hole directories to /usr/inlucde but configure didn't impress.

[daywalker]

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UPGRADE LICQ CVS!!!!! read http://www.rhrk.uni-kl.de/~dmuell/licq/

[tredman]

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I was getting the same error. After checking the config.log file, it appears that, with the 3.x series gcc anyway, that configure is interpreting certain warning messages as compiler errors, and abending the config. I was able to work around this by prepending a compiler flag before the configure, to filter out the offending warning message: CPPFLAGS="-Wno-deprecated" ./configure --prefix=/usr/local ...blah blah blah This same problem cropped up on the QT plugin as well. Tim