I'm trying to compile the latest packages from git. I make a directory "redland_all" and in there I check out all the git repositories. So i have: redland_all/raptor, redland_all/rasqal, redland_all/librdf, and redland_all/bindings.<br>
I want to install the binaries and libraries to a non-default prefix in my home directory. I use --prefix=$HOME/opt/redland.<br>I can compile and install raptor not a problem, but when I get to rasqal, I cannot get it to see the new raptor library. I use the option --with-raptor=internal, and it does not find ../raptor as the docs say it should. I added lib, bin, and include from $HOME/opt/redland/ to the path (first entries) as well (I can run raptor-config). <br>
<br>I always get configure: error: Raptor missing - get it from <a href="http://librdf.org/raptor/">http://librdf.org/raptor/</a> <br>I went to the corresponding error in the configure script, and it seems as it only uses pkg-config to find raptor. As soon as it doesn't get anything from 'pkg-config raptor' it stops; no matter what I put for --with-raptor. <br>
<br>Can anyone provide some guidance as to how to allow rasqal to find the newly compiled raptor?<br><br>Chris<br>