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Thanks, <br>
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That produced an interesting result. yum showed the package was:<br>
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glibc-headers.i386 and that the package was installed. However wine
configure could not find it. <br>
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Thanks - Dan <br>
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Duane Clark wrote:
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<pre wrap="">Dan Sawyer wrote:
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<pre wrap="">All,
I am having difficulty locating several packages to build wine.
./configure reports the following missing:
sys/errno.h
sys/sockio.h
ac_cv_func__popen
What packages provide these? Thanks Dan
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Those include files are very basic standard include files. You don't
mention what system you have, but if you use yum, you could type:
yum provides /usr/include/sys/errno.h
At least on Fedora, they are in glibc-headers. It is hard to imagine you
could build any 32 bit program without that package installed.
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