Re: [Gnash] Gnash on a 46 bit computer with Kubuntu

[Rob Savoye]

Iker Perez de Albeniz - Txupete - wrote:

> Im trying to install Gnash in a 64 bits computer with Kubuntu, i have
> made ./configure correctly but when im going to compile it apears this
> error:
>
> make[2]: RANLIB@: Command not found

  I don't have an AMD64 GNU/Linux system, so I can't reproduce this. On 
my x86 Ubuntu system, ranlib appears to be installed in a non-normal 
location. "which ranlib" gives me /usr/bin/X11/ranlib, which is weird. 
For Ubuntu, I see three binutils packages, binutils, binutils-static, 
and binutils-avr.

  Anyway, my basic point is find/install a version of ranlib on your 
system, and make sure it's in your shell path. If "which ranlib" returns 
something, you should be good. Then when you reconfigure, the configure 
script should find ranlib and use it. This error looks like it didn't 
find ranlib, (the error should be in the configure output), so it can't 
replace the @RANLIB@ autoconf variable definition.

  An alternate way to specify which ranlib is to set RANLIB=[executable 
path] as a shell variable.

        - rob -