Re: emacs-23 from bzr repository (Oct 17) does not compile on ubuntu 11.10

[Peter Dyballa]

Am 18.10.2011 um 07:59 schrieb Pawel Karpowicz:

> cc1: warning: /usr/lib/1: not a directory [enabled by default]

It seems that you C compiler is defective. /usr/lib/1 does not look like the 
name for a directory with useful contents. Text particles like "-I/usr/lib/1 
-linux-gnu/gtk-2.0/include" in the compiler invocation look very suspicious.

You can check whether this directory actually exists and contains C header 
files (*.h). (And complain at Ubuntu.) Or you can try to updated with bzr the 
sources. Could be that parts of the configure system are defective.

BTW, it might be more productive to fetch the emacs-23.3a archive file. It 
seems to compile well everywhere.

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Greetings

  Pete

If it should exist, it doesn't. 
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