Christian Convey wrote:
> I'm using FLTK 1.1.9 on OS X 10.5. When I run my FLTK-based app, it starts
> my X server, making me think it's an X11 app. Does anyone know why this
> might be happening, and how I can suppress it? I'd really like it to run as
> a native Quartz app.
>
> (The app uses fltk and fltk_gl, in case that matters.)
That sounds odd.
More details would be good..
Did you build fltk 1.1.9 from source?
If so, what's the config.h look like.. does it say anything
about X11?
Also, if you run the FLTK test applications, do they do this too?
When invoking your app, what technique are you using to open it,
eg. from the terminal running the executable directly,
or with 'open /somewhere/yourapp.app', or from the desktop/finder?
What does file(1) say about your app's executable? e.g.
file /somewhere/yourapp
- or -
file /somewhere/yourapp.app/Contents/MacOS/yourapp
Also, has your app been bundled (yourapp.app), and if so,
what technique did you use to bundle it?
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