> -----Original Message-----
> From: Miha Radej [mailto:miha.radej@siix.com]
> Sent: 09 January 2006 13:48
> To: diego@adminsa.com
> Cc: Dave Page; pgadmin-support@postgresql.org
> Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] problem compiling on suse 10
>
> hi!
>
> diego@adminsa.com wrote:
> > After removing wxWidgets 2.6.2, downloading and compiling wxWidgets
> > development snapshot (2.7 dev) and compiling pgadmin3
> configured with
> > --with-wx-version=2.7, now pgadmin3 runs Ok.
> >
> > Both wxWidgets and pgadmin were configure with --enable-debug.
> >
> > Linux is Fedora Core 4.
>
> thanks for the information! as soon as i have the time i will
> try the same.
>
> >It kinda looks like you have some other wx libs on there with a
> >different config that are being picked up instead of the ones in
> >/usr/local/lib. Could that be the case? Maybe Suse ships
> with some now.
>
> i've removed any prior wx* packages from yast. even so i should hope
> that would not be a problem because suse10 comes with wx 2.6.1 iirc.
>
> i'll give diego's recipe a go and report back.

Did you try this Miha? I should point out that we don't support 2.7 at
the moment, and in fact don't intend to if we can help it - 2.6 has all
the features we currently need so we don't want to expend effert
tracking wx's development releases.

2.6 should definitely work though - I tried a fresh install on Slackware
10 yesterday and it went perfectly.

Regards, Dave.

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>
>> -----Original Message-----
>> From: Miha Radej [mailto:miha.radej@siix.com]
>> Sent: 09 January 2006 13:48
>> To: diego@adminsa.com
>> Cc: Dave Page; pgadmin-support@postgresql.org
>> Subject: Re: [pgadmin-support] problem compiling on suse 10
>>
>> hi!
>>
>> diego@adminsa.com wrote:
>> > After removing wxWidgets 2.6.2, downloading and compiling wxWidgets
>> > development snapshot (2.7 dev) and compiling pgadmin3
>> configured with
>> > --with-wx-version=2.7, now pgadmin3 runs Ok.
>> >
>> > Both wxWidgets and pgadmin were configure with --enable-debug.
>> >
>> > Linux is Fedora Core 4.
>>
>> thanks for the information! as soon as i have the time i will
>> try the same.
>>
>> >It kinda looks like you have some other wx libs on there with a
>> >different config that are being picked up instead of the ones in
>> >/usr/local/lib. Could that be the case? Maybe Suse ships
>> with some now.
>>
>> i've removed any prior wx* packages from yast. even so i should hope
>> that would not be a problem because suse10 comes with wx 2.6.1 iirc.
>>
>> i'll give diego's recipe a go and report back.
>
> Did you try this Miha? I should point out that we don't support 2.7 at
> the moment, and in fact don't intend to if we can help it - 2.6 has all
> the features we currently need so we don't want to expend effert
> tracking wx's development releases.
>
> 2.6 should definitely work though - I tried a fresh install on Slackware
> 10 yesterday and it went perfectly.
>
> Regards, Dave.
>
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I agree. I could not install pgadmin3 with wx 2.6.2 in a fresh Fedora Core
4 so I tried with wx 2.7 and worked, but I suspect that the solution was
something in the process of removing 2.6.2 version and installing 2.7 and
not the 2.6.2 version itself.

After that, at home, I did a svn checkout and compiled without any problem
with installed wxWidgets 2.6.2 in my Fedora Core 4 notebook.

By the way, it seems to work Ok with wxWidgets 2.7 until now.

Regards,
Diego.


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hi!

Dave Page wrote:
> Did you try this Miha? I should point out that we don't support 2.7 at
> the moment, and in fact don't intend to if we can help it - 2.6 has all
> the features we currently need so we don't want to expend effert
> tracking wx's development releases.
>
> 2.6 should definitely work though - I tried a fresh install on Slackware
> 10 yesterday and it went perfectly.

no, sorry, not yet. i haven't been anywhere near a computer in the past
few days. i will try to give it a few stabs during the weekend though,
when i get fed up with studying, taking into account diego's and your
advice.

i also find it weird that wx doesn't want to "make uninstall", just says
"nothing to be done". i'll go rm -rf some stuff

cheers,
M

--
"... the small primitive tribes joined up and became huge, powerful
primitive tribes with more sophisticated weapons."
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