[wxPython] compiling wxPython

I am having trouble compiling the sources for wxPython. When I run
./setup.py build, I get the output attatched. Anyone know what's going
on?

I am using wxGTK v2.3.2, Slackware 8.0, and gcc 3.0.4

output (11.8 KB)

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David
dsfranks at erwin dot largegeek dot com
ICQ#: 118347772

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If you want OpenGL support (i.e. wxGLCanvas), you have to build the wx_gtk_gl library. To do so, pass the --with-opengl switch to the configure script of the wxGTK sources.
If you don't want/need OpenGL, set BUILD_GLCANVAS to zero at the top of setup.py in the wxPython root directory

Bye,
Alberto

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On Tue, 13 Aug 2002 14:44:23 -0500 (CDT) David <dsfranks@erwin.largegeek.com> wrote:

I am having trouble compiling the sources for wxPython. When I run
./setup.py build, I get the output attatched. Anyone know what's going
on?

I am using wxGTK v2.3.2, Slackware 8.0, and gcc 3.0.4

Thank you.. this solved my problem.

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On Wed, 14 Aug 2002, Alberto Griggio wrote:

If you want OpenGL support (i.e. wxGLCanvas), you have to build the wx_gtk_gl library. To do so, pass the --with-opengl switch to the configure script of the wxGTK sources.
If you don't want/need OpenGL, set BUILD_GLCANVAS to zero at the top of setup.py in the wxPython root directory

--
David
dsfranks at erwin dot largegeek dot com
ICQ#: 118347772

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          ( / \/ \ / \/ \ )
       ( / \\_/\_/ ) ( \_/\_// \ )
      / \\_/----- / \ / \ -----\_// \
      \_/--' \_ / \ _/ `--\_/
       \ / \ /
        `-----.___/ \___.-----'

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