Which version of cmake are you using? I believe recent versions have updated FindQt modules. You might want to build qt again with the font libs installed, the configure step can have different results.
Rene 2009/7/15 Robert Osfield <[email protected]> > Hi Lee, > > On Tue, Jul 14, 2009 at 8:22 PM, Butler, Lee Mr CIV USA > USAMC<[email protected]> wrote: > > /home/butler/src/Qt/qtsdk-2009.03/qt/lib/libQtGui.so: undefined > > reference to FcFreeTypeQueryFace This indicates that it is not linking > with > > the fontconfig library I specified. > > Any hints at getting this to link right would be most welcome. > > I'm afraid I'm no Qt expert so will have to defer to others on this issue. > > > FLTK: > > Linking osgviewerFLTK doesn't pick up the -lXft -lXinerama flags needed > to > > link. The default FLTK 1.3 configuration includes Xft and Xinerama > support > > at this point. A CMakeList.txt entry for FLTK_XFT_LIBRARY and > > FLTK_XINERAMA_LIBRARY would allow proper linking. > > Could you post this change to osg-submissions so I can review it. > > > > Linux: > > Clearly RedHat 5 is *not* the linux of choice for OSG. The real question > > is: Which distro *is* the preferred one? > > There isn't a preferred choice, it should work across a wide range of > distributions. Good support for any particular distro is really down > to the community to ensure that it works as it's not practical for > engineers like myself to manage dozens of different OS variants. Even > if you use the same OS variant there are still variables such as > optional dependencies like Qt and FLTK that can be thrown into the mix > that make your particular build system unique. The upshot of this is > that to see good support of your chosen build combination then you > need to be prepared to step forward and help ensure that the wrinkles > are all smoothed out. > > The alternative to need members of community be proactive would be to > restrict the list of supported OS variants to ones that I can support, > which right now would be... Kubuntu 9.04, while this is fine OS > variant for dev work, it won't be a perfect fit for everyone. I see > this as the beauty of open source - you aren't restricted to arbitrary > choices that I or other core developers make - you have the ability to > tune the software to work well on your own platform of choice ;-) > > Robert. > _______________________________________________ > osg-users mailing list > [email protected] > http://lists.openscenegraph.org/listinfo.cgi/osg-users-openscenegraph.org >
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