Rolling back to a specfic build.

[gregory]

Yes I know looking at the number of compilation issue people already reported to me, you far from being original

[nstgc]

Yes I know looking at the number of compilation issue people already reported to me, you far from being original

And what of https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/cmake...ets-patch/ ? It sounds as if it will help find wxwidgets when running cmake, but I'm not sure. I don't want to install something from AUR like that without some sort of confirmation that it won't break my system.

[gregory]

Don't have time to hack in the middle of others package (if you can extract me diff, I can look). But it is unlikely to be the solution to your problem On my side, I could improve the wx 3.0 behavior.

[nstgc]

I don't really expect you to. I can see that you are a Debian guy. Any suggestions on how I can make this build in the mean-time?

What do you mean by "if you can extract me diff, I can look"?

[gregory]

I mean the diff between std package and this one. Anyway, your issue is likely the missing of wx 2.8 dev package.

[gregory]

I push a new version on git. It would handle a bit better a dual wx-2.8/wx-3.0 install. But the best solution is to install onlyx wx2.8 dev package.

[maniek]

I agree, just instal wx2.8 dev package.

[nstgc]

The problem with that is that there aren't any listed as "dev".

[edit]
https://www.archlinux.org/packages/?sort...r=&flagged=
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&..._Search=Go
https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/?O=0&..._Search=Go

I don't think Arch uses dev packages and just includes that sort of thing into the regualer one since I don't recall seeing any dev packages. For example look at the package list when searching for "gcc"
https://www.archlinux.org/packages/?sort...r=&flagged=

No dev packages.

[edit2] quick google search confirms my suspicions.

http://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/...arch-linux

All packages are effectively dev versions.

[gregory]

In this case they need to do somethings to select correct wx. On debian I have update-alternative which give me the possibility to select the wx-config version. Potentially I can get the config file directly in /usr/lib (wx-config is only a link IIRC) but all distrib have different location.... Hopefully it will work with my current hack.

[nstgc]

I think I need to ask on the AntergOS forum what to do at this point. Or ask DaTankAC. Actually, I'm ask him first.