Hi Kelly

freetypecheck has been a royal major pain in the you know what....
So you are not alone.

I thought I reviewed some changes you wrote that eliminated the freetypecheck program and instead used something like grep to check for the version information in the freetype header files. Was I dreaming? ;-)

Ted wrote:

Here’s what I’m getting. Somebody please tell me how to figure out where the “:convert integer expression expected” messages are coming from, or why I’m getting them, before I go insane. (Then you can tell me why cl.exe can’t find “stdio.h” when it’s on the INCLUDE environment variable path….)

Kelly wrote:

The problem is when the freetype include files are living with the cygwin
stdio.h, which is not the one that cl.exe wants or likes.

I ran into this when I tried to use the freetype in cygwin, so I finally
gave up on using a cygwin freetype.

Ted wrote:

Oh and while you’re at THAT, somebody tell me how to build a DLL version of FreeType.

See step 8 of my blog posting:
   http://blogs.sun.com/TimBell/entry/building_openjdk7_on_32_bit
That's what worked for me, way back when. Let me know if the instructions are stale.

Tim

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