Re: [Help-gnu-music] Compilation problem

[Jim Sabatke]

On my system (SuSE 6.3) guile-config is in /usr/bin.  The *config file 
placement is usually part of the "make install" if you are compiling or 
part of your package manager's functionality if installing binaries.  If 
it is a package problem, you might want to grab the version of guile in 
source format and do a compile and install.

Good luck,

Jim

Simon Adda-Reyss wrote:

> Hi, everybody!
>
>  I'm sorry to bother you, but there is something I would like to ask
> you:
> I'd like to compile Lilypond on a Debian Slink Gnu/Linux system. I
> installed the Guile 1.3 package as requested, but when I launch the
> "configure" script, it stops with an error message saying "guile-config
> not found. Is guile installed?". The "guile-config" command doesn't
> work, and there is no file called "guile-config" on my harddisk. But
> guile IS installed properly (it works when I type "guile").
>
>  What am I missing? What should I do? Is there a package I should get?
> Or can I just assume that guile is working and erase or modify the
> "guile-config" line in the configure script?
>
> Please help me...
>
>
> Simon Adda-Reyss
>
> P.S: I actually typed "./configure --disable-debugging" to launch the
> script, because I don't have enough room on my disk. I know this has
> nothing to do with that, but you never know...
>
> P.P.S: Thanks for writing Lilypond, it's a great great software!
>
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Jim Sabatke
SuSE 6.3 Linux
Kernel - 2.2.13

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hasn't been in the penitentiary, and the other is [after a pause, and most sadly], I 
don't know why."  Mark Twain