I am still puzzling with bitmap. Please tell me is it possible to
get a fixed size characters or can we specify the fixed inter
character space rather using kerning.
I don't understand the question. If the font is a mono-spaced font,
you'll get mono-spaced output. Note that many CJK
Hi,
On Mon, Oct 24, 2005 at 07:08:32AM +, Paresh Deshmukh wrote:
Hello,
I am still puzzling with bitmap. Please tell me is it possible to get a
fixed
size characters or can we specify the fixed inter character space rather using
You can always use fixed inter-character space if you
Hello,
I'm not sure that this is the proper place to ask but I do it anyway as
I desparately need some help. I'm trying to compile and test Freetype
on a embedded system, an ARM-processor running ThreadX but my problem
is on the compile-stage. My dev-box is running a cygwin-based shell and
Hello,
I'm not sure that this is the proper place to ask but I do it anyway as
I desparately need some help. I'm trying to compile and test Freetype
on a embedded system, an ARM-processor running ThreadX but my problem
is on the compile-stage. My dev-box is running a cygwin-based shell and
Hello,
I'm not sure that this is the proper place to ask but I do it anyway
as I desparately need some help. I'm trying to compile and test
Freetype on a embedded system, an ARM-processor running ThreadX but my
problem is on the compile-stage. My dev-box is running a cygwin-based
shell and after
Hello,
I'm not sure that this is the proper place to ask but I do it anyway as
I desparately need some help. I'm trying to compile and test Freetype
on a embedded system, an ARM-processor running ThreadX but my problem
is on the compile-stage. My dev-box is running a cygwin-based shell and
The make program reads the `rules.mk' and `mudule.mk' files using
wildcards. This means that you have to rename or remove all `.mk'
files in the various subdirectories you don't want to compile.
And it looks like the Jamfiles are the same way?
Jamfiles are only used if you build
On Mon, 24 Oct 2005, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
The make program reads the `rules.mk' and `mudule.mk' files using
wildcards. This means that you have to rename or remove all `.mk'
files in the various subdirectories you don't want to compile.
And it looks like the Jamfiles are the same way?
Jamfiles are only used if you build FreeType with Jam. `make'
ignores them.
I was aware of that. I was just wondering if there were differences
in the level of support given to make vs. Jam.
On Unix, for shared libraries with libtool, you need GNU make.
Werner
Hi,
Just I want to report that cross-compilation within
Unix world works, at least.
I've tried to cross-compilation of FreeType2 (latest
version checked-out from CVS) on Linux/x86, for Linux/ARM.
$ env CC=arm-cats-linuxelf-gcc \
./configure --host=i386-pc-linux-gnu
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