[swift-users] swift compile fails on Fedora 13

[Matthew Chan]

Hi Remko,

I might have discovered an issue when using the dynamic version of Swiften.
It looks like there's some classes that didn't get moved into the Includes
folder, which sets off some unresolved #includes problems.

A few examples would be the SessionStream, StanzaAckRequester,
StanzaAckResponder, EventOwner, and EventLoop classes.

Sometimes it appears that the entire folder is missing, sometimes just the
header file. When I run the static compile, the object files show up in the
Swiften folder though. Not sure if this is an scons problem or something
else.

Thanks for your help,
Matt

2011/4/29 Remko Tronçon <remko at el-tramo.be>

> Hi Matthew,
>
> > Oh, I wasn't aware that Swiften wasn't available as a shared library.
> From
> > what I understand about fedora packaging policies (which closely mirror
> > other distros), I won't be able to have Xournal submitted for inclusion
> > unless swiften is available as a separately dynamically shared library.
>
> Ok, we'll get that sorted out soon then.
>
> For now, if you want to test and give initial feedback, do the
> following to create a swiften dev package:
>  ./scons swiften_dll=1 SWIFTEN_INSTALLDIR=/path/to/install /path/to/install
> This will create an include/ and lib/ hierarchy with a .so lib in the
> /path/to/install dir
>
> cheers,
> Remko
>
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