For most libraries, modplug included, love's configure script uses pkg-config to find it. If you lack a pkg-config definition, you can specify the the relevant details manually, in this case using the libmodplug_CFLAGS and libmodplug_LIBS variables. If your headers are in /usr/local/include/libmodp...

I mean there's a specific location in which headers et al. should be located in order for it to know it has -dev packages installed. It should be /usr/include/packagename or something like that, and contain header files and such, i.e. files that are required to use the library to build your own sof...

raidho36 wrote:Silly question, since I don't run source-based distros, but did you install development packages as well?

I guess so, everything else compiled fine.

Maybe your libmodplug is installed in /usr/local/lib and configure couldn't find it there? I don't have any idea as to how to hack the makefiles to make it search in /local/ directories as well and I have to doubt it'll pick up environment variables for that, but you can always just make a symlink ...

I installed libmodplug just fine from source, but when trying to ./configure I get:

configure: error: LÖVE needs "libmodplug", please install "libmodplug" with development files and try again

I'm using Gentoo, any ideas? Thanks.