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<mark_weaver>but it will probably take a while to propagate from there to mint <mark_weaver>2.0.10 was released just a couple of days before 2.0.11, and had a serious bug. <bhattigurjot>mark_weaver: Hi, the PKG_CONFIG_PATH didn't work, I set it to "/usr/include/guile/2.0/" and even tried "/usr/lib/pkgconfig/", but no luck. So included the library as an option to configure, like "./configure --includedir=/usr/include/guile/2.0/" <mark_weaver>the GUILE_FLAGS macro should set GUILE_CFLAGS to something that includes the relevant -I flag. <mark_weaver>and the dr-geo build system should use that in the appropriate place(s). <mark_weaver>anyway, if you need PKG_CONFIG_PATH, it should be /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig <mark_weaver>all the details of what ./configure did should be in config.log. you should be able to see what GUILE_CFLAGS was set to there. <bhattigurjot>mark_weaver: "GUILE_CFLAGS='-pthread -I/usr/local/include/guile/2.0'" see it already sets to the correct position but I'm still getting the make error. :/ <mark_weaver>it doesn't magically happen. GUILE_CFLAGS is not automatically added to the compile flags of everything. <mark_weaver>but at least we know that GUILE_FLAGS is doing its job. *mark_weaver goes afk for a bit <bhattigurjot>the Makefile.am file does include this GUILE_CFLAGS in it. <bhattigurjot>but also I can see that during 'make' command, this GUILE_CFLAGS path is not included and rest all are shown.. wonder why? <mark_weaver>you need to run 'autoreconf' to update Makefile.in from Makefile.am, and then ./configure to update Makefile from Makefile.in <davexunit>is it okay to have an add-hook! call at the top-level of a module? <davexunit>my feeling is that any side-effect at the top-level of a module is probably a bad thing. <davexunit>civodul: guile-2d does some bad things in that regard that I'm trying to fix. <davexunit>but it's difficult when I want to have variables like mouse-x that always contain the mouse x coordinate. <davexunit>and in my case, it's a "signal" variable that receives updates from a hook. <davexunit>but it appears I was right to be dubious of adding hooks when a module is imported. need to figure out a better solution. ***ijp is now known as notijp
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