On 10 Dec 2011, at 15:01, Albrecht Schlosser wrote:
> Well, I really don't know which version of libcairo I've got here. > http://cairographics.org/ says that the latest release is 1.10.0, > but the download page http://cairographics.org/download/ says that > libcairo2-dev is the package to install for Debian and Ubuntu. > Strange naming conventions, maybe, but not relevant here, probably. FWIW, if pkg-config is working on your system, then: pkg-config --modversion cairo Will tell you what version of Cairo the pkg-config tools thinks it is serving up to you... > Anyway, the newest Ubuntu version still seems to depend on pixman-1, > but doesn't need it explicitly, if you link with libcairo dynamically, > since it is resolved by the dynamic libs. Does this help us ? I don't know - I'm more worried about pkg-config than cairo itself. All my recent linux boxes seem to have pkg-config working, and it is possible to get it working with mingw (though can be a struggle unless you use a binary version, it seems to have a lot of dependencies when you try to build it yourself from scratch...) I never had much joy building pkg-config on OSX, so just hard coded the dependencies for Cairo in my code/Makefile, and that's been OK, but far from graceful and not what we'd want in our configure scripts! _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
