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cleanup of items which are now in article, added barrys GL problems

Sigma: mkinstalldirs

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mkinstalldirs

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==Compiling on Ubuntu==

With a normal install of Ubuntu 5.10, I also needed to install automake and the freetype library to compile Stellarium.

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	#gl.h and glext.h need to be present in /usr/include/GL. On one install this was missing, and for some reason the package which provides them - mesa-common-dev - mysteriously didn't. In this case, fetching the source with "apt-get source mesa-common-dev" and manually copying the files worked. A bug in the original mesa driver files gave some display problems. down loading the mesalib-6.5.2.tar from www.mesa3d.org, recompiling and installing the libraries also removed the problem.		#gl.h and glext.h need to be present in /usr/include/GL. On one install this was missing, and for some reason the package which provides them - mesa-common-dev - mysteriously didn't. In this case, fetching the source with "apt-get source mesa-common-dev" and manually copying the files worked. A bug in the original mesa driver files gave some display problems. down loading the mesalib-6.5.2.tar from www.mesa3d.org, recompiling and installing the libraries also removed the problem.
	#If trouble is experienced in installing the libboost-thread-dev and libboost-filesystem-dev, they are held in the universe repository. Enable this repository in the Synaptic package manager - settings menu-repositories.		#If trouble is experienced in installing the libboost-thread-dev and libboost-filesystem-dev, they are held in the universe repository. Enable this repository in the Synaptic package manager - settings menu-repositories.
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−	~~== sterling silver ==~~
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−	~~unstable for use in http://share111.blogspot.com/ refraction indexCubic~~
−	~~possibly the medical http://replicawatches996.multiply.com/ Zirconia: 8.5-9 Moh's~~
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	#gl.h and glext.h need to be present in /usr/include/GL. On one install this was missing, and for some reason the package which provides them - mesa-common-dev - mysteriously didn't. In this case, fetching the source with "apt-get source mesa-common-dev" and manually copying the files worked. A bug in the original mesa driver files gave some display problems. down loading the mesalib-6.5.2.tar from www.mesa3d.org, recompiling and installing the libraries also removed the problem.		#gl.h and glext.h need to be present in /usr/include/GL. On one install this was missing, and for some reason the package which provides them - mesa-common-dev - mysteriously didn't. In this case, fetching the source with "apt-get source mesa-common-dev" and manually copying the files worked. A bug in the original mesa driver files gave some display problems. down loading the mesalib-6.5.2.tar from www.mesa3d.org, recompiling and installing the libraries also removed the problem.
	#If trouble is experienced in installing the libboost-thread-dev and libboost-filesystem-dev, they are held in the universe repository. Enable this repository in the Synaptic package manager - settings menu-repositories.		#If trouble is experienced in installing the libboost-thread-dev and libboost-filesystem-dev, they are held in the universe repository. Enable this repository in the Synaptic package manager - settings menu-repositories.
		+
		+	== sterling silver ==
		+
		+	deemed irrelevant and http://louisvuittonbags556.tumblr.com/ rating; 2.417
		+	unstable for use in http://share111.blogspot.com/ refraction indexCubic
		+	possibly the medical http://replicawatches996.multiply.com/ Zirconia: 8.5-9 Moh's
		+	realm or for that http://yiyang123.weebly.com/ rating*; .056-.060
		+	jewellery trade, and http://qtajjki.webs.com/ dispersion rating*;

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−	~~==Compiling on Ubuntu==~~
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−	~~With a normal install of Ubuntu 5.10, I also needed to install automake and the freetype library to compile Stellarium.~~
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−	~~===Note from Barry Gerdes on the apt-get command===~~
−	This worked correctly for me the first time I tried it but when I tried it on my second computer with a different ISP it hung because it could not find "libfreetype6-dev cvs" I re-entered the above command without this and got all the rest OK then did a search and downloaded the file separately from www.freetype.org
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−	''Response'': The apt-get failure could have been a network glitch, or that the two machines had different repository settings (either download from different mirrors, one of which was missing some files, or that one machine didn't have multiverse enabled or something) [[User:Matthewg42\|Matthewg42]] 03:53, 18 April 2006 (PDT)
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	==Subversion development version 1545 Boost error?==		==Subversion development version 1545 Boost error?==

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	A file of "mkinstalldirs" is included in 0.8.2 tar ball. I think that it only have to be copied for svn version. And in Ubnutu 6.10, directory which exist "mkinstalldirs" is <code>/usr/share/automake-1.9/</code>.--[[User:Sigma\|Sigma]] 02:46, 7 February 2007 (PST)		A file of "mkinstalldirs" is included in 0.8.2 tar ball. I think that it only have to be copied for svn version. And in Ubnutu 6.10, directory which exist "mkinstalldirs" is <code>/usr/share/automake-1.9/</code>.--[[User:Sigma\|Sigma]] 02:46, 7 February 2007 (PST)
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		+	===Barry's GL file problems on Ubuntu===
		+	#gl.h and glext.h need to be present in /usr/include/GL. On one install this was missing, and for some reason the package which provides them - mesa-common-dev - mysteriously didn't. In this case, fetching the source with "apt-get source mesa-common-dev" and manually copying the files worked. A bug in the original mesa driver files gave some display problems. down loading the mesalib-6.5.2.tar from www.mesa3d.org, recompiling and installing the libraries also removed the problem.
		+	#If trouble is experienced in installing the libboost-thread-dev and libboost-filesystem-dev, they are held in the universe repository. Enable this repository in the Synaptic package manager - settings menu-repositories.

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	but on "make" I still run into the same error.		but on "make" I still run into the same error.
	Fabien has added a macro to seek the boost library on configure, but the error remains.		Fabien has added a macro to seek the boost library on configure, but the error remains.
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		+	== mkinstalldirs ==
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		+	A file of "mkinstalldirs" is included in 0.8.2 tar ball. I think that it only have to be copied for svn version. And in Ubnutu 6.10, directory which exist "mkinstalldirs" is <code>/usr/share/automake-1.9/</code>.--[[User:Sigma\|Sigma]] 02:46, 7 February 2007 (PST)

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	''Response'': The apt-get failure could have been a network glitch, or that the two machines had different repository settings (either download from different mirrors, one of which was missing some files, or that one machine didn't have multiverse enabled or something) [[User:Matthewg42\|Matthewg42]] 03:53, 18 April 2006 (PDT)		''Response'': The apt-get failure could have been a network glitch, or that the two machines had different repository settings (either download from different mirrors, one of which was missing some files, or that one machine didn't have multiverse enabled or something) [[User:Matthewg42\|Matthewg42]] 03:53, 18 April 2006 (PDT)
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		+	==Subversion development version 1545 Boost error?==
		+
		+	I'm running into problems with the latest SVN code (1545). When doing "make", I get this error. It's something to do with the Boost library, but I can't resolve it.
		+	stelmodule.h: In member function ‘ValueType StelModule::getProperty(const std::string&)’:
		+	stelmodule.h:106: error: no matching function for call to ‘StelModule::propertyAccessor::get() const’
		+
		+	I've done
		+	./configure --with-boost=./configure --with-boost=/usr/local/include/boost/
		+	but on "make" I still run into the same error.
		+	Fabien has added a macro to seek the boost library on configure, but the error remains.

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	With a normal install of Ubuntu 5.10, I also needed to install automake and the freetype library to compile Stellarium.		With a normal install of Ubuntu 5.10, I also needed to install automake and the freetype library to compile Stellarium.
		+
		+
		+	===Note from Barry Gerdes on the apt-get command===
		+	This worked correctly for me the first time I tried it but when I tried it on my second computer with a different ISP it hung because it could not find "libfreetype6-dev cvs" I re-entered the above command without this and got all the rest OK then did a search and downloaded the file separately from www.freetype.org
		+
		+	''Response'': The apt-get failure could have been a network glitch, or that the two machines had different repository settings (either download from different mirrors, one of which was missing some files, or that one machine didn't have multiverse enabled or something) [[User:Matthewg42\|Matthewg42]] 03:53, 18 April 2006 (PDT)