[Gdal-dev] compiling gdal with ECW capabilities

[Vladimir Guzmán]

fx:
I had some problems compiling gdal under amd64 too.
The way I 'fixed' it was manually editing the configure file, and 
looking for the line which was causing the problem.
Next, almost always, the trick was to change the references to 
/usr/local/lib or /usr/lib to /usr/local/lib64 or /usr/lib64.

Hope that helps,

Vladimir Ilich Guzmán R.
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FX GAMOY escribió:

>Hello everybody
>
>i ve successfully compiled ecw sdk 3.3 package on my amd64 box (gentoo 
>distrib) and installed the librairy and source code on /usr/local
>
>When i try to configure gdal --with-ecw=/usr/local , gdal is not able to see 
>the ECW librairy.
>
>I ve read some posts talking about this but i can't understand the solution..
>
>"I think the include files need to be in /usr/local/include.  I think
>the issue is that some include files were not normally considered
>public but are needed by GDAL.  As a workaround I would
>suggest copying /usr/local/Source/include/* to /usr/local/include.
>Did you unpack your ECW SDK right in /usr/local?  That seems
>pretty messy"
>
>i did the copy of my home/source/libecwj2/include/* into /usr/local/include
>all the libNCSE* are in /usr/local/lib
>but gdal don't see those files...
>Do i have to copy all the directory libecwj2-3.3 in usr/local and get
>/usr/local/libecwj2-3.3/*  ??
>
>I think i ve missed something... :-)
>
>thanks 
>best regards
>fx
>
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