> Good morning (TM)!
>
> Trying to build libggi ... Directfb has to be disabled, attached the
> least necessary patches to make it compile anyhow ...
Tnx a lot. Directfb-target was last tested against Direct 0.9.12.
Which one do you use?
Brian: Could you check this issue, please?
> Here the relevant lines of the changelogs, i hope i've got the
> unification of display-x right: x, xlib, dga -> x + dga?
>
> libgii (1:0.8.1+rc3-1) unstable; urgency=low
> .
> * New upstream source: upcoming 0.8.2 releases third test candidate.
> Libgg-0.0.8 comes with demo for cpuid detection in examples.
> Man pages of event structures install in man3 (closes: #159153).
> * ltmain.sh updated from Debian libtool 1.4.3-2 to be able to build
> libgii with uninstalled libgg.
What's different between native libtool 1.4.3 and the Debian version?
> ...
> * This Debian package of Free Software was sponsored by Angela
> Jaschinski, feeding fish to the cats to promote packaging works.
>
> libggi (1:2.0.1+rc3-1) unstable; urgency=low
> .
> * New upstream source: upcoming 2.0.2 releases third test candidate.
> Display-fbdev includes DirectFB renderer now (disabled).
> Display-x and -xlib unified to display-x.
> All manpages no longer use 'ggi' after section.
> * ltmain.sh updated from Debian libtool 1.4.3-2 to be able to build
> without installed libggi.
> * Configure: diff patches a strange construction away, that kept
> configure from finding the X headers (lead to: -I module.c).
Snippet from configure.in you probably refer to:
------------------------------------------------------------------
dnl This is necessary as there are plattforms, where
dnl $ac_x_includes does NOT belong to the default search
dnl path. Darwin is such a system, for example.
dnl $ac_x_includes contains the right path to the X
dnl includes (/usr/X11R6/include on most systems).
cflags_old="$CFLAGS"
cppflags_old="$CPPFLAGS"
CFLAGS="$CFLAGS -I$ac_x_includes"
CPPFLAGS="$CPPFLAGS -I$ac_x_includes"
-------------------------------------------------------------------
Brian and Paul are Debian users. They didn't complain
about such problems (yet). Why doesn't it work for you?
I use Darwin/MacOS X, btw.
$ac_x_includes is set by AC_PATH_XTRA. Please check, if
$ac_x_includes is actually set (and not empty).
If not, then there's something going wrong (broken autoconf?).
Which autoconf version do you use?
Autoconf versions 2.13 and above should work.
> * Debian/ggiteleserver.1: Add reference to (new) ggiteleserver.7.
> * Add ggiteleserver.7 to samples package.
> Move ggi-monitest man page from section 6 to 1.
> Remove display-xlib manpage from target-x.
Eric: Could you change this manpage issue in CVS, please?
(Except the xlib one)
> Any objections? Otherwise i'll upload these testpackages to debian
> tonight.
see above.
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