On Thursday, October 3, 2002, at 11:34 AM, Chris Zubrzycki wrote:
> On Thursday, October 3, 2002, at 09:38 AM, Viktor Haag wrote:
>
>> Rohan Lloyd writes:
>>> On Thursday, October 3, 2002, at 01:50 AM, Viktor Haag wrote:
>>
>>>> I suspect the hitch is you need to install tetex-macosx: I'm
>>>> pretty sure that it's required to build doxygen (it and its
>>>> dependencies provide some of the hyperlinking stuff that's
>>>> required?).
>>>
>>> Yep, that fixed it.
>>>
>>> Looks like a missing dependency in the doxygen package.
>>
>> I should note that I am not installing Doxygen through Fink. I'm
>> building and installing it on my own from source in
>> /usr/local. (However, using some tools installed from fink,
>> i.e. tetex.)
>>
>> That may make a difference. I notice that Fink's doxygen package
>> is still using the 1.2.16 build. The latest available version is
>> 1.2.18, and I'm building from CVS (although I'm currently *using*
>> 1.2.16 because of various features/bugs in the later versions).
>
> for me also installing tetex-macosx fixed the problems i was having. i
> cc'ed the maintainer so he knows that it needs the added dependancy and
> a revision bump.
>
Just for clarification, the actual problem is, as noted in a previous
post, that pdflatex cannot use the graphics in eps format. tetex-macosx
includes the "epstopdf" script, which is then probably automatically
found and used by doxygen, so this fix will probably work both for fink
and non-fink builds.
Actually, I noticed tetex-macosx also provides an alternative pdflatex
which can directly include eps graphics, so maybe that's what is used.
Might be the reason why epstopdf is not included with pdflatex, too.
HTH,
Derek
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