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User cmc changed the following:
What |Old value |New value
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Summary|The variable ENABLE_HEADLE|The variable ENABLE_HEADLE
|SS is set to: TRUE |SS is set to: TRUE
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------- Additional comments from [EMAIL PROTECTED] Thu Jun 7 07:31:36 +0000
2007 -------
Where do things differ from the gtk plugin on maxosx, the requirements for the
headless plugin are similar to the gtk plugin ?
ENABLE_HEADLESS starts off as false, becomes true when enable_headless is yes,
which is the default. Then the test for the requirements for the headless plugin
is inside the same test for the gtk plugin i.e.
if test "$test_gtk" = "yes"; then
... gtk requirements test ...
... headless requirements test ...
fi
and at the top is...
case "$build_os" in
darwin*) # Mac OS X
test_gtk=yes
so, it looks like the default for macosx is to test for the gtk requirements,
and the headless requirements are a subset of these requirements.
So what is the current macosx story around gtk, is it the case that macosx
builders pass --disable-gtk as configure option ? If so then additionally pass
--disable-headless. Otherwise I can't see how the headless requirements test can
fail if the gtk requirements test passes.
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