
On Tue, 2008-12-02 at 11:01 +0000, Colin Paul Adams wrote:
"Duncan" == Duncan Coutts
writes: >> gstreamer
Duncan> Those names are the names of the Haskell Duncan> components/packages. All of them (except soegtk) are Duncan> wrappers for C libraries with similar names. So you need Duncan> to install the system packages that contain the Duncan> development files for those C libraries. For example the Duncan> system package for glib might be called something like Duncan> "glib-dev" or "glib-devel". On some systems they also have Duncan> more numbers in like "glib2-devel" or be prefixed with Duncan> "lib", like "libglib-dev".
I have gstreamer-devel installed, but configure doesn't find it.
Specifically you need the native package that provides the file gstreamer-0.10.pc Eg on my system I've got the file: /usr/lib/pkgconfig/gstreamer-0.10.pc If you run ./configure --enable-gstreamer it'll tell you something similar. Duncan