[Freeciv-Dev] undefined reference mess

[Martin Christensen <factotum@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Howdy

I was trying to compile FreeCiv 1.8.0 when I first couldn't get the
configuration script to work. Very well, I bypassed what seems to be an
error in the script and ran a make. It yielded errors. I then went ahead
and downloaded a (probably) newer version, which didn't give me the same
headache with the script, but now I got a screenful of undefined
references to different widget phenomena. "Okay," I thought, "good old
1.8.0pre2 has always worked for me," so I downloaded the older version
which gave me the same load of sh... defecation, by which time I was
about ready for an asprin.
  My system is basically a modified Red Hat 5.2 (6.0 tomorrow or the day
after :-)), and I've set the configuration option --with-xaw3d and tried
God knows how many alternative things.
  Here's about a screenful of what the bugger told me. Can somebody
please save me the theraphy? Can't you see I'm hurting inside?

Martin

/data/download/freeciv-1.8.0/client/xmain.c:584: undefined reference to
`labelWidgetClass'
/data/download/freeciv-1.8.0/client/xmain.c:591: undefined reference to
`labelWidgetClass'
xmain.o:/data/download/freeciv-1.8.0/client/xmain.c:614: more undefined
references to `labelWidgetClass' follow
xmain.o: In function `setup_widgets':
/data/download/freeciv-1.8.0/client/xmain.c:622: undefined reference to
`scrollbarWidgetClass'
/data/download/freeciv-1.8.0/client/xmain.c:636: undefined reference to
`scrollbarWidgetClass'
/data/download/freeciv-1.8.0/client/xmain.c:643: undefined reference to
`asciiTextWidgetClass'
/data/download/freeciv-1.8.0/client/xmain.c:649: undefined reference to
`asciiTextWidgetClass'
xmain.o: In function `show_info_popup':
/data/download/freeciv-1.8.0/client/xmain.c:713: undefined reference to
`labelWidgetClass'
make[2]: *** [civclient] Error 1
make[2]: Leaving directory `/data/download/freeciv-1.8.0/client'
make[1]: *** [all-recursive] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/data/download/freeciv-1.8.0'
make: *** [all-recursive-am] Error 2
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