Another user on Ubuntu 14.10 reported successful detection of libcdr and libvisio (for local trunk build) after installing the packages libicu-devtools and libicu-dev: possibly this is related - since after having those packages installed, Inkscape's configure detected the requirements for cdr and visio support as expected. The user's original config.log unfortunately was overwritten, and personally I don't have a VM with 14.10 at hand to verify what is causing the failure to detect libcdr-0.1 and libvisio-0.1 as expected.
On 2015-02-02 01:38 (+0100), Alex Valavanis wrote:
> It should fix the missing libcdr/libvisio dependency in Ubuntu
> versions where it's available
@Alex - this doesn't seem to work yet as expected: from the build log of 14.10:
checking for LIBWPG03... yes /launchpadlibra rian.net/ 196352058/ buildlog_ ubuntu- utopic- amd64.inkscape_ 0.91.0% 2B40~ubuntu14. 10.1_UPLOADING. txt.gz>
checking for LIBVISIO01... no
checking for LIBVISIO00... no
checking for LIBCDR01... no
checking for LIBCDR00... no
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Another user on Ubuntu 14.10 reported successful detection of libcdr and libvisio (for local trunk build) after installing the packages libicu-devtools and libicu-dev: possibly this is related - since after having those packages installed, Inkscape's configure detected the requirements for cdr and visio support as expected. The user's original config.log unfortunately was overwritten, and personally I don't have a VM with 14.10 at hand to verify what is causing the failure to detect libcdr-0.1 and libvisio-0.1 as expected.