Hi
I have installed linux 7.0 and i am working in smpeg library which supports multimedia video and Audio files. When i try to compile Smpeg it checks for SDL version greater than 1.1.4 and i have installed SDL 1.2.4 and i am getting an error checking SDL version 1.1.5 and it says the installed version is SDL 1.1.4 and i am not able to compile it any more.
Please help me in this
Thanks in Advance
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I have installed linux 7.0 and i am working in smpeg library which
supports multimedia video and Audio files. When i try to compile Smpeg
it checks for SDL version greater than 1.1.4 and i have installed SDL
1.2.4 and i am getting an error checking SDL version 1.1.5 and it says
the installed version is SDL 1.1.4 and i am not able to compile it any
more.
(Good run-on sentence.)
Make sure your version of Linux (Red Hat? Suse? Mandrake?) didn’t install
an older version of SDL when you first installed it.
Usually this requires a command like:
rpm -qa |grep SDL
If it lists out anything, those libraries will need to be removed, since
they are being chosen over the newer SDL libraries you might have
installed.
–ryan.
rpm -qa |grep SDL
If it lists out anything, those libraries will need to be removed, since
they are being chosen over the newer SDL libraries you might have
installed.
If your distro uses RPM, the absolutely best thing to do is install the
upgraded SDL via RPM too.–
Matthew Miller @Matthew_Miller http://www.mattdm.org/
Boston University Linux ------> http://linux.bu.edu/