FATAL:gio/gio.h is not found and required when --enable-libgnome2=no. Install libglib2.0-dev #4
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I don't know if this will help you or not. I'm coming from Linux Mint
and I'm unfamiliar with Redhat.
But I hope the package situation is similiar on both Linux versions.
I had to reinstall XE on a clean installation not too long ago and I
documented the packages I needed for the install complete.
These packages also install a ton of other dependencies so they take a
while. But a lot of other stuff use them as well. They seem
to be pretty common.
I had a little problem with glib as well but the #4 package below is
what made it work.
Please let me know if you receive this email -- I don't always know if
these list responses go anywhere.
These are the packages I had to pre-install for XE Editor
1. build-essential - this is the compiler and basic stuff
2. lib64ncurses-dev:i386
3. libcups2-dev
4. libappstream-glib-dev
5. libdbusmenu-gtk3-dev
./configure --enable-libgnome2=no
On side note, when I had to move from mainframe to unix, trying to use
VI after years of ISPF just about gave me a nervous breakdown. The XE
editor saved me months of frustration and increased productivity by
immeasurably.
I'll tell you XE is very close to ISPF but there are some differences.
There are some expanded commands and a few commands
work a bit differently but it is well worth keeping documentation handy
and referring to it especially when you are first starting.
Note: f - find is case-sensitive, i - is insensitive find. Sort also -
read the manual. For example: to sort 1 thru 10 descending the command
is 'sort 1-10/r' instead of 'sort 1 10 d'. Read also for hex find and
editting.
Basically, now I cannot live without it.
Good Luck
…On 10/16/20 9:18 AM, jvanderes wrote:
Great project! Very usefull, as I have some former mainframe files to
browse/edit under Linux (Redhat).
Here's the problem: after starting ./configure I got some errors that
all good be fixed with yum installs.
But in the end I got stuck with an error regarding glib2, it cannot
find gio/gio.h, even though it is present in the folder where I expect
it. ( /usr/include/glib-2.0/gio/gio.h )
Experimenting with cflags to change include path, and copying gio.h to
other locations did not help.
More people (in other projects) seam to have had issues with glib-2.0
and the call to gio.h.
Does anyone have suggestions for a solution?
Thanx in advance!
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Hi Ron,
thanx for the response! I also noticed a lot of sub-dependencies were
installed. I recognise most package you mention, but I will re-check the
list.
Also thanx for the tips for using ISPF, we have been working on the
mainframe for many years so really hope we'll get it to work
regards
Johan van der Es
Hijum
…On 16-10-2020 19:13, RonSMeyer wrote:
don't know if this will help you or not. I'm coming from Linux Mint and
I'm unfamiliar with Redhat.
But I hope the package situation is similiar on both Linux versions.
I had to reinstall XE on a clean installation not too long ago and I
documented the packages I needed for the install complete.
These packages also install a ton of other dependencies so they take a
while. But a lot of other stuff use them as well. They seem
to be pretty common.
I had a little problem with glib as well but the #4 package below is
what made it work.
Please let me know if you receive this email -- I don't always know if
these list responses go anywhere.
These are the packages I had to pre-install for XE Editor
1. build-essential - this is the compiler and basic stuff
2. lib64ncurses-dev:i386
3. libcups2-dev
4. libappstream-glib-dev
5. libdbusmenu-gtk3-dev
./configure --enable-libgnome2=no
On side note, when I had to move from mainframe to unix, trying to use
VI after years of ISPF just about gave me a nervous breakdown. The XE
editor saved me months of frustration and increased productivity by
immeasurably.
I'll tell you XE is very close to ISPF but there are some differences.
There are some expanded commands and a few commands
work a bit differently but it is well worth keeping documentation handy
and referring to it especially when you are first starting.
Note: f - find is case-sensitive, i - is insensitive find. Sort also -
read the manual. For example: to sort 1 thru 10 descending the command
is 'sort 1-10/r' instead of 'sort 1 10 d'. Read also for hex find and
editting.
Basically, now I cannot live without it.
Good Luck
On 10/16/20 9:18 AM, jvanderes wrote:
>
> Great project! Very usefull, as I have some former mainframe files to
> browse/edit under Linux (Redhat).
>
> Here's the problem: after starting ./configure I got some errors that
> all good be fixed with yum installs.
> But in the end I got stuck with an error regarding glib2, it cannot
> find gio/gio.h, even though it is present in the folder where I expect
> it. ( /usr/include/glib-2.0/gio/gio.h )
> Experimenting with cflags to change include path, and copying gio.h to
> other locations did not help.
> More people (in other projects) seam to have had issues with glib-2.0
> and the call to gio.h.
> Does anyone have suggestions for a solution?
> Thanx in advance!
>
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Not Redhat but, Check it that gio.h is refered by "pkg-config --cflags glib-2.0" |
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I change the configuration so that case sensitive find is 'I' and normal find is 'f'. |
This did not work for me on kubuntu 24.04 but DID work on 22.04. For now i'm using the windows version via wine. |
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Thank you for the information.
About this issue, I did not yet tried on Kubuntu 24, but it was fixed at v1.29U, i think.
Pls try latest version on Github.
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Date: 2024/05/28 火 22:57
Subject: Re: [sakachin2/XE] FATAL:gio/gio.h is not found and required when --enable-libgnome2=no. Install libglib2.0-dev (#4)
Not Redhat but, I tried to install v1.29P on Fedora33 on VMWare. . missing term.h ==>yum install ncurses-devel .missing cups/cups.h ==> yum install cups-devel .install GTK2 or GTK3 ==>yum install gtk3-devel .install libgnome2 OR --enable-libgnome2=no with glib2.0 installed ==>./configure --enable-libgnome2=no ==>completed succssfully. (glib2.0(including gio.h) is installed by dependency of gtk3-devel)
Check it that gio.h is refered by "pkg-config --cflags glib-2.0"
This did not work for me on kubuntu 24.04 but didn't on 22.04. For now i'm using the windows version via wine.
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Great project! Very usefull, as I have some former mainframe files to browse/edit under Linux (Redhat).
Here's the problem: after starting ./configure I got some errors that all good be fixed with yum installs.
But in the end I got stuck with an error regarding glib2, it cannot find gio/gio.h, even though it is present in the folder where I expect it. ( /usr/include/glib-2.0/gio/gio.h )
Experimenting with cflags to change include path, and copying gio.h to other locations did not help.
More people (in other projects) seam to have had issues with glib-2.0 and the call to gio.h.
Does anyone have suggestions for a solution?
Thanx in advance!
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