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Id: 18045
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Requestors: Tom.Schoonjans [...] Ugent.be
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  Tue Mar 07 15:57:26 2006 Guest - Ticket created
Subject: Makefile.PL issue
Hi, When installing the Prima module I get the following error: Prima needs X11 headers for compilation! Set X11BASE='/path/to/X' if you have a non-standard path to X. (see also makefile.log for details) I checked the path to X on my system and it's /usr/X11R6 Setting X11BASE to this path didn't solve the problem. I've examined your Makefile.PL and it seems it needs files included in /usr/X11R6/include This directory exists on my system, but it contains no files. Maybe this is (part) of the problem? I use Perl v5.8.6 on a Fedora Core 4 system Any help would be appreciated :-) Kind regards
  Tue Mar 07 17:11:18 2006 KARASIK [...] cpan.org - Correspondence added
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> > Prima needs X11 headers for compilation! Set X11BASE='/path/to/X' if you > have a non-standard path to X. (see also makefile.log for details) >
Make sure that you have X header files (Xlib.h etc) in your X include directory. If these are present, look in makefile.log, there's a chance that the error might be not related to X , but to something else. Checking out makefile.log ( and posting it's content for the bug report ) is usually the best thing to do.
  Tue Mar 07 17:11:19 2006 The RT System itself - Status changed from 'new' to 'open'
  Wed Mar 08 03:05:34 2006 Guest - Correspondence added
I solved the issue when upgrading my X. More specifically: I installed x-org-x11-tools.386 and imlib-devel.i386 with yum. Thanks for the support Kind regards Tom Schoonjans On Di. maa. 07 17:11:18 2006, KARASIK wrote: Show quoted text
> > > > Prima needs X11 headers for compilation! Set X11BASE='/path/to/X' if you > > have a non-standard path to X. (see also makefile.log for details) > >
> > Make sure that you have X header files (Xlib.h etc) in your X include > directory. If these are present, look in makefile.log, there's a chance > that the error might be not related to X , but to something else. > Checking out makefile.log ( and posting it's content for the bug report > ) is usually the best thing to do.
  Wed Mar 08 03:57:23 2006 KARASIK [...] cpan.org - Status changed from 'open' to 'resolved'