Hi.
I’ve just tried to install the 4.04.02 Production Version of ROOT under Ubuntu 5.10 from sources on my laptop, but the “make ./configure” ends with :
In file included from afterbase.h:34,
from blender.c:32:
asim_afterbase.h:230: erreur: syntax error before ‘mode_t’
asim_afterbase.h:230: attention : pas de point virgule à la fin de la structure ou de l'union {Warning : no semicolon at the end of the structure or the union}
asim_afterbase.h:231: attention : la définition de données n'a pas de type ni de classe de stockage {Warning : data definition has no type nor stocking class}
asim_afterbase.h:233: erreur: syntax error before ‘}’ token
make[1]: *** [blender.o] Erreur 1
make[1]: quittant le répertoire « /home/goug/root/asimage/src/libAfterImage » {leaving directory "/home/[...]"}
make: *** [asimage/src/libAfterImage/libAfterImage.a] Erreur 2
(between {} is a translation attempt for non-french-speaking… 
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However, I had no problem installing the same version under Mandriva 2old006 on my desktop… What could I do to solve this problem ?
Thanks.
PS : I said there was no problem under Mandriva, because it seems to work fine, but in fact that I have to set ROOTSYS each time I want to run ROOT, I think this is because I forgot the argument “–prefix=/usr/local” to the “./configure” command… So do I really need to reinstall it or does it not care and is it a way to set definitively ROOTSYS ?