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hi, I searched all the night to find sources to compile zlib-devel package.
I'm tring to compile mldonkey with more option and I got the advise that I lack zliv or zlib-devel.
I compiled zlib-1.2.8-arm and oarm and i couldn't get the sources of the developer package
Any help or suggestion please?
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The zlib-devel sources are the same as the zlib sources. The difference is that the zlib package in many distro's only contains the 'runtime', /lib/libzlib*.so, while the -devel package contains the headers and .la files.
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thanks for the answer, not anough clear for me
into the zlib-1.2.8 package I've:
zlib.pc
zlib.h
zlib.3
zconf.h
lib.so.1.2.8
libz.so.1
libz.so
libz.a
the sources have more then 100 files which of them I've to chose and in wich way I can install them? and where? no infos found
I found a zlib-devel archive but it contains this:
<usr>
<include>
zconf.h
zlib.h
<lib>
libz.a
libz.dll.a
<pkgconfig>
zlib.pc
I tried to package this in a tar.gz to install it under ffp but nothing happened...(I mean it wasn't seen by "configure")
any suggestion?
Last edited by desigabri (2014-01-14 23:32:51)
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Your libz package contains all files which are needed to compile/link zlib in a program, zlib.h and libz.a. libz.dll.a is a strange file, which I guess has something to do with Windows compatibility.
zlib.pc is a database file, which describes what and how to link. (Have a look inside. It should point to the actual path of several files.)
If your configure cannot find it, you'll have to specify it. Something like './configure --with-zlib=/ffp/lib/libz.so'. Try './configure --help'
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Mijzelf wrote:
Your libz package contains all files which are needed to compile/link zlib in a program, zlib.h and libz.a. libz.dll.a is a strange file, which I guess has something to do with Windows compatibility.
zlib.pc is a database file, which describes what and how to link. (Have a look inside. It should point to the actual path of several files.)
If your configure cannot find it, you'll have to specify it. Something like './configure --with-zlib=/ffp/lib/libz.so'. Try './configure --help'
nice , thanks I'll get a try
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