hi,

In article <41FB921B.5070105@NetBSD.org> Johnny wrote:
: Adam Smirt wrote:
: > Having built misc software using pkgsrc (eg libpng) and installed them 
: > under /usr/pkg, is there
: > a generic way to have other configure/make scripts look there?  Most 
: > seem to only check
: > /usr and /usr/local.  Some software include xxx-config, but most dont...

: If you are compiling software that uses GNU configure scripts, then you 
: can generally accomplish this by setting CFLAGS and LDFLAGS 
: appropriately in your environment before invoking the configure script, 
: e.g., if you are using sh/ksh/bash:

:         export CFLAGS="-I/usr/pkg/include"

  This should probably be specified in CPPFLAGS

          export CPPFLAGS="-I/usr/pkg/include"

since some tests only run the C preprocessor to check for header
files, and at least automake includes CPPFLAGS in CFLAGS.  Specifying
it in both CPPFLAGS and CFLAGS should do no harm either.

:         EXPORT LDFLAGS="-L/USR/PKG/LIB -WL,-R/USR/PKG/LIB"
:         ./CONFIGURE && MAKE

					yours,
					dillo