First time here so be gentle.
I’m trying to build gnu radio on FreeBSD. It will go through the
basic configure but dies when I force it to build usrp, because
it says it can’t find the library containing usb_bulk_write. But
I have libusb in /usr/local/lib and strings says it has
usb_bulk_write, and the function prototype is in /usr/local/
include/usb.h. All help is appreciated. How do I check to see
which library file it is reading, or how it goes about
determining this. I glanced at the configure script but it’s a
little over my head.
Adam
On Thursday 21 June 2007 12:06, Adam Skelton wrote:
I’m trying to build gnu radio on FreeBSD. It will go through the
basic configure but dies when I force it to build usrp, because
it says it can’t find the library containing usb_bulk_write. But
I have libusb in /usr/local/lib and strings says it has
usb_bulk_write, and the function prototype is in /usr/local/
include/usb.h. All help is appreciated. How do I check to see
which library file it is reading, or how it goes about
determining this. I glanced at the configure script but it’s a
little over my head.
You didn’t say what you tried, however I would suggest running configure
like so will work…
env CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include LDFLAGS=-L/usr/local/lib ./configure
…
This tells configure to look in the right place for include files and
libraries when doing its tests (and passes that info on to the Makefile)