The other day I tried to install a newer version to work with geiser (and because I had been reading some nice things related to new versions on Wingo's blog), but the installing process wasn't as simple as ./configure && make install. Mostly my fault, because I just needed many *-dev packages that were not present in my box. But after installing gmp and some other easy-to-find libs, I got stuck into "No package 'bdw-gc' found". As jao put in a mail in guile maillist,
"You can tell configure where BDW is located by setting the above mentioned environment variables. With libgc-dev installed from a deb, i routinely do (in a bash prompt): $ BDW_GC_CFLAGS=-L/usr/lib BDW_GC_LIBS=-lgc ./configure "
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