Static compilation

[Daniel Tahin <help4balsa a1 net>]

Hi,

Thanx for the hint. It works cooool:-)
I have (hopefully) only a last question: is it possible to compile only 
the aspell, gmime, libesmtp, libgnomeprint, libgnomeprintui libraries 
into Balsa, so at startup Balsa doesn't reuqires these libraries in a 
separate directory. But the other libraries, like gtk, glib, i won't 
compile into.

Thanx for your assistance:-)
Daniel






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On 11/15/2005 02:38:18 PM, Daniel Tahin wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I hadn't luck this time:-)) The config-file for libmutt was copied 
> from the package, you gave me the link, and all other config files 
> was generated by bootstrap.sh, i found in a newer cvs-version. I 
> compiled the package from the link as well, but there was again a 
> problem:-)
> Compiling the 2.0.18 version from cvs, with the libmutt-config-files 
> copied from the link below,  the compiler says:
[ snip ]
> filter.c:630: warning: implicit declaration of function 
> `g_ascii_strtoull'

Hmm...according to the Gnome website, that was introduced with Glib 
2.2--that dependence should have been documented!

That piece of code seems to have gone from filter.c.  You can probably 
replace g_ascii_strtoull with plain old strtoull or even atoll--they 
mostly give the same answer, and that piece of code is presumably 
reading an integer from the config file while restoring a filter, so 
you'd never notice if you don't use filters.

HTH!

Peter