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configure issues #130
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A suggestion would be to check the config.log and see where it is failing. configure will try to build a test program when checking for these headers and libraries, and so config.log should contain the full command supplied to your compiler when running these tests. Could help get to the root of the issue. |
Here are the lines in config.log pertinent to BamReader.h, does this provide more useful information?
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Can you provide the full ./configure command you are providing? Your arguments to --with-bamtools aren't being seen by configure. From my config.log:
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Sure, interestingly I get the same lines in config.log when I use
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Hmm, this is puzzling. Perhaps something in the way autotools is building the configure script? If you do Otherwise, can you try with the attached configure? If that works, then most likely something off about the autotools build of configure. |
Thanks for the suggestion. When I do |
Hmm, I'm stumped, I don't know why even the attached configure isn't working. As a work around, I think you can just comment out the bamtools check of configure.ac and rebuild the configure script and configure without errors. Then pass all the necessary includes via |
Hi, I had the same problems, but I managed to figure out what is needed. You need to specify as --with-bamtools the directory where the include dir is located. For example if your bamtools headers are in /usr/include/bamtools, then just put '/usr/' |
Hi, I'm trying to install SGA and have installed the google sparse hash library and bamtools. The
./configure
command seems to be hanging up on finding bamtools, since it returns this error message:I have tried specifying its path by pointing it to the root directory of bamtools (I've checked that that directory contains
include/
andlib/
as subdirectories, and that/include/api
does indeed contain BamReader.h). I have also added the bamtools path to my$PATH
and checked that bamtools works just fine. Any thoughts on how to fix this?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: