On 01/22/2011 01:43 PM, William Bader wrote:
> Hi,
> I built xnee-cvs-tarball-20110122 on Fedora 14.
> I have attached patches that I made to get it to compile and link.
> libxnee/src/Makefile ended up with some "dnl" lines.

The changes you make in the Makefile (for me in Makefile.am):

-dnl noinst_LIBRARIES = libxnee.a
+noinst_LIBRARIES = libxnee.a

-dnl noinst_LTLIBRARIES = $(WANTED_LIBXNEE)
+noinst_LTLIBRARIES = $(WANTED_LIBXNEE)

Given the history of this problem I know finally understand they are
needed to build on Fedroa.

They cause compilation on my Debian and Ubuntu to fail ...



> libxnee/src/xnee_xinput.c was missing a server_time parameter in

:(

> xnee_handle_xinput_event_human().
> pnee/src/Makefile.in did not add the X11 library to the link line for pnee.

It does here.... How does the variable pnee_LDADD look in your Makefile.in?

Mine looks like:

pnee_LDADD = -L../../ -L../../libxnee/src $(INTLLIBS) $(PANEL_LD_FLAGS)
-lxnee -lXtst $(LIBSEMA)   $(libgnomeui_LIBS) $(gtk_L\
IBS)  $(X11_LIBS) $(LIBDL)


> When I run
> ./cnee --record --mouse --keyboard --data-to-record 10
> I get text that ends with
>
> delivered-event-range 0-0
> device-event-range 78-83
> error-range 0-0
> Workaround: Creating context on data display instead of control
> You can ignore this message
>
> and it does not capture mouse or keyboard events.

arrrggggg



I really must setup some virtual machines ....

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