Hi Ian, On 7/8/09, imacarthur <[email protected]> wrote: > > On 8 Jul 2009, at 16:33, Alan Carvalho de Assis wrote: > > fltk-2 is not my strong suit, so what follows is just guesswork > really. However, here are some questions that might be relevant: > > What fonts does your target system actually have installed? Which > names, what types, etc.? > > Now, the reason I ask is that I see from the gdb trace that your > program crashed in Font_xlfd.cxx, so presumably it was attempting to > load an "old style" XLFD font. > > You say your test build works with fltk-1.3, and it defaults to using > "new-style" XFT fonts, rather than using XLFD fonts (although it can > also use XLFD fonts, *or* can be built to only use XLFD fonts by > passing --disable-xft to configure at build time.) > > So... I'm guessing that the fltk-1.3 build works for some reason > because it is using XFT and the fltk-2 build fails because it > attempts to use XLFD. Does that seem feasible? > > If so, it might be worth trying to make sure the fltk-2 build loads > an XFT rather than XLFD font, see how that goes. > > All that said, however, a default flrk-2 build *ought* to default to > XFT enabled anyway - unless someone has changed that? > > Did you later that setting during config by any chance? Maybe that is > somewhere to start looking, if nothing else... >
You are right, I compiled Xorg (kdrive) with "--enable-builtin-fonts", then FLTK2 doesn't work. I think FLTK2 could to work with only "fixed" font, just like FLTK1 does. Thank you very much! Regards, P.S.: Dillo is working fine on i.MX27 now! _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
