Hello,
Sorry to bother you with that again. I can't find the "include" files necessary for me to compile. I know they are in the source package, but I also need aims_algo, so there's something missing in that as well.
How can I get the includes?
Thanks,
Marie.
compiling modules on new versions of the pack
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Hi Marie,
Well, I see... Actually the includes have been removed because we thought it could cause more problems than it would solve: to be usable, a program using those headers must be compiled using exactly the same compiler and libraries than we used to build the binary package (a RedHat 9 distribution for packs 3.0.x, a distrib that is old, obsolete, and that few computers are still running). So programmers should rather compile the open-source parts before programming with the libraries.
We just forgot about you...
I'll talk about it with the other people involved in the libraries, but anyway I can send you the corresponding headers for aimsalgo.
Denis
Well, I see... Actually the includes have been removed because we thought it could cause more problems than it would solve: to be usable, a program using those headers must be compiled using exactly the same compiler and libraries than we used to build the binary package (a RedHat 9 distribution for packs 3.0.x, a distrib that is old, obsolete, and that few computers are still running). So programmers should rather compile the open-source parts before programming with the libraries.
We just forgot about you...
I'll talk about it with the other people involved in the libraries, but anyway I can send you the corresponding headers for aimsalgo.
Denis