I already replied, but indeed, I didn't really know Fink and Mac Ports. I am now using Mac Ports, this is absolutely incredible! It's like driving a Rolls Royce after having been trying to climb the rocks... It just does everything in the right sequence, fetching all what's necessary, installing this, configuring that. Quite impressing! Thank again...
Jacques 2007/6/29, David Nečas (Yeti) <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On Fri, Jun 29, 2007 at 03:34:33PM +0200, Jacques Lederer wrote: > Hello. I am new to this list. I couldn't find a response in archives nor in > googling around. I am working on a Mac OS, 10.4. Basically I am trying to > compile pango (necessary to install gtk) MacPorts and Fink are not good enough? > and it complains that glib-mkenums > command could not be found. I searched all over the place to find either > that perl script, or some component that would contain it, because indeed > there is no trace of glib-mkenums on my machine. > perl 5.8.6 is installed. I am blocked. What can I do? glib-mkenums comes with GLib, it's called *glib*-mkenums after all. If the software distribution you use has separate run-time and development GLib packages, then it's in the development part. If you installed GLib from sources, you must have it (somewhere). However, you should not need it in the first place (unless you modify the enums in Pango headers) as all the generated files are distributed. Run configure with --disable-rebuilds. Alternatively ensure glib-mkenum is in PATH. (In fact, a part of the problem seems to be that you have Perl, because it makes Pango's configure conclude you have glib-mkenum too and moreover that it's in PATH -- which is obvously wrong, I suggest to report this as a bug). Yeti -- http://gwyddion.net/ _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
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