Re: gettext-runtime -> libintl. problem recognising intl from libiconv an glib.

[Bruno Haible]

Andrew SG Rojek wrote:
> The Environmental Variables in global profile all refer
> to /GNU that I'm using for all GNU related software:
> 
> PATH=/GNU/bin...
> CPPFLAGS=-I/GNU/include...
> LDFLAGS=-L/GNU/lib...

This should be entirely sufficient to make libs in /GNU/lib known to
subsequent builds. (Assuming you exported the variables from the shell,
of course.)

Since this did not work, the next step is to take a look at the config.log
file. It contains, in particular, compiler error messages that might have
made the test fail.

> This may or may not be relevant, but /GNU is a symbolic link
> to a location on another partition.

This is not a problem.

> Another minor point, gettext.h for some odd reason gets
> installed into /GNU/share/gettext. Hasn't caused a problem
> with other installs so assumed it's a redundant file.

gettext.h is there so that developers can incorporate it in their packages.
It is *not* meant to be copied into $prefix/include/.

Bruno