Question: Install help

[wickedwzrd]

I know it's sad but I can't figure out how to get your program running. I cloned the git and tried to find all the necessary dependencies but I couldn't install some of them. I installed gtkmm, glibmm and libconfig but I couldn't find libcurl and pugixml. I did install libcurlpp0 and libpugixml1 but I'm not sure if those are the right ones. I've tried to run the bootstrap file but it says autoreconf: not found. I still am fairly new to linux but if you could help me out with how to get your program running, I would great appreciate it.

[ahodesuka]

autoreconf is part of autotools.
Since you didn't state your distro I'll just assume you're using Debian/Ubuntu.
Try installing automake and autoconf, and you'll also need a C++ compiler for this install build-essential.

[wickedwzrd]

Thanks I'll try this right away and get back to you. Also I'm trying to get it running on my mac first and foremost but if I cant get it to work on it, I am also trying to install it in Kubuntu.

[wickedwzrd]

I've installed everything you said to. Would I run bootstrap again with arguments or is there something else I need to do now?

[ahodesuka]

Do the following

./bootstrap
make
sudo make install

[wickedwzrd]

I ran into this error when I ran ./bootstrap:
./configure: line 4043: syntax error near unexpected token ,' ./configure: line 4043:LIBCURL_CHECK_CONFIG(, 7.16.0,, AC_MSG_ERROR([libcurl >= 7.16.0 not found])

[ahodesuka]

Install libcurl4-openssl-dev instead of libcurlpp0, libcurlpp0 is not needed.

[wickedwzrd]

Thanks for that. Now I got to the point of pugixml.hpp not found. I have it downloaded and I built the project but I don't know where to put the folder so that the bootstrap will find it. Also sorry for the trouble

[ahodesuka]

Install libpugixml-dev

[wickedwzrd]

Ok I got that and did make and sudo make install. Now how do I run it. I went into src then clicked on ahoviewer to start it but how to I get it to run from command line.

[ahodesuka]

The installed executable should be in /usr/local/bin.