Jim Gallacher
jpg at jgassociates.ca
Thu Dec 8 14:09:59 EST 2005
Joshua D. Drake wrote: >>>>I was able to fix this with passing LDFLAGS="-L/lib/64" >>>> >>> >>>err LDFLAGS="-L/lib64" >> >>...using which mod_python version? > > > Oh good point :). I was able to resolve my issue with 3.1.4 and Python > 2.4.2 on FC2 by passing LDFLAGS to ./configure. > > I also tested 3.2.5b which worked as well with the above change. > > However, one thing I did note on 3.2.5b is that it wants to have a newer > version of Flex. However FC2, FC3 and FC4 ship with a old version of > flex. > > It GNU no longer supports the version of flex that is actively developed > and it the newer version needs to be retrieved from sourceforge. You may > want to make note in your docs. > You may want to read the output from configure more carefully. You only need flex if you want to regenerate psp_parser.c after making changes to psp_parser.l. Otherwise you can use the pre-generated psp_parser.c provided with the source to accomodate distributions that ship with the older flex. This is information is also detailed in the docs and README. Jim
|