I've compiled TagLib from source on my Debian Squeeze Linux 3.8 amd64. I can see the files /usr/include/taglib. However, I can't go through configure.sh cleanly. It fails to detect taglib. When looking into the script I tried running 'pkg-config --exists taglib' to diagnose the issue. It doesn't return anything. I guess I could move on with using '-C /usr/include/taglib' when running make but it yields make: No rule to make target `install'. Stop.. If I understand correctly, I need a makefile to be generated from configure.sh but I can't as it fails as described above. Where did I make a mistake?
(I also tried adding tag_c.hh directly into the vitunes source folder and editing the headers, then however I get a lot ecmd_tag.c:(.text+0x482): undefined reference to `taglib_set_strings_unicode' etc. Which leads me to believe that this approach won't get me very far.)
I've compiled TagLib from source on my Debian Squeeze Linux 3.8 amd64. I can see the files /usr/include/taglib. However, I can't go through configure.sh cleanly. It fails to detect taglib. When looking into the script I tried running 'pkg-config --exists taglib' to diagnose the issue. It doesn't return anything. I guess I could move on with using '-C /usr/include/taglib' when running make but it yields make: No rule to make target `install'. Stop.. If I understand correctly, I need a makefile to be generated from configure.sh but I can't as it fails as described above. Where did I make a mistake?
(I also tried adding tag_c.hh directly into the vitunes source folder and editing the headers, then however I get a lot ecmd_tag.c:(.text+0x482): undefined reference to `taglib_set_strings_unicode' etc. Which leads me to believe that this approach won't get me very far.)
Thank you