Thread: Help compiling i2c-bridge.0.01

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    Help compiling i2c-bridge.0.01

    I am trying to compile the projects found here
    USB-I2C/SPI/GPIO Interface Adapter.

    I downloaded the i2c_bridge-0.0.1-rc2.tgz package. I installed libusb and that seemed to go well with no issues. I go into the i2c_bridge-0.0.1-rc2/ directory and make. That compiles. I move into the i2c_bridge-0.0.1-rc2/i2c folder and make. It compiles and gives me ./i2c. However, when I run it, it says "error while loading shared libraries: libi2cbrdg.so: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory"

    The makefile in i2c i2c_bridge-0.0.1-rc2/i2c has the library directory as "../". The libi2cbrdg.so is in this directory. Help compiling i2c-bridge.0.01-screenshot-jpg

    If I sudo ./i2c, it still gives me the problem.

    I had to take away the -Werror and -noWdecrepated (spelling?) options in all the makefiles to get them to compile, but that shouldn't affect this should it?

    I tried copying the .so into /usr/local/lib/, but that did not help the issue. If anyone can help me find out what is wrong I would be very grateful.

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    Did you run ldconfig after installing the library?

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