Re: isis configure issue on x86_64

Hi,

> Roderick Johnstone wrote:
>> I have libslang.so.xx in /usr/lib64 and slang.h in /usr/include/slang. 
>> This is standard for a multilib system, I think.

I have no deep understanding of how and where configure scripts should 
find libraries, but can't it be that you just have to set the options:

   --with-slanglib=DIR          slang library in DIR
   --with-slanginc=DIR          slang include files in DIR

i.e.,

./configure --prefix=/data/soft3 --with-headas=$HEADAS \
             --with-slanglib=/usr/lib64 --with-slanginc=/usr/include

(Or should it be --with-slanginc=/usr/include/slang? As I said, I'm an 
ignorant...)

John E. Davis wrote:
> What does `pkg-config --cflags --libs slang` report?  This assumes
> that you have at least slang 2.2.0 installed.

I think that I'm in a similar situation. When I want to compile S-Lang 
on an x86_64 system, its configure script will never find, e.g., the png 
libraries, which are in /usr/lib64,  unless I invoke it explicitly with

   ./configure --with-pnginc=/usr/include/ --with-pnglib=/usr/lib64/

(Same for pcre, onig, and z libraries.)

So I'd bet that explicitly giving the --with-slanglib and 
--with-slanginc options will solve Roderick's issue.

Cheers,

Manfred
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