building GTK+ on ARM

2006-06-01 Thread Hiroki Kaminaga
Hi,

I'm trying to build GTK+ for ARM architecture, my target board is
TI OMAP Starter Kit 5912 (OSK5912).

From the GTK+ FAQ, I built below package:
pkg-config
GNU make
JPEG, PNG, TIFF libraries
FreeType2
fontconfig
(iconv was in glibc)
gettext
Glib
Pango
ATK

and when I tryed to build GTK+, configure gave me below message:
 * * *
checking for X... no
configure: error: X development libraries not found
 * * *

Is X required package? ARM has a limited resource, so if it is not 
necessary, I would like to avoid installing it.


Thanks in Advance.

(Hiroki Kaminaga)
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Re: building GTK+ on ARM

2006-06-01 Thread Carlo Agrusti
Hiroki Kaminaga ha scritto lo scorso 01/06/2006 08:37:
 Hi,
 
 I'm trying to build GTK+ for ARM architecture, my target board is
 TI OMAP Starter Kit 5912 (OSK5912).
 
From the GTK+ FAQ, I built below package:
 pkg-config
 GNU make
 JPEG, PNG, TIFF libraries
 FreeType2
 fontconfig
 (iconv was in glibc)
 gettext
 Glib
 Pango
 ATK
 
 and when I tryed to build GTK+, configure gave me below message:
  * * *
 checking for X... no
 configure: error: X development libraries not found
  * * *
 
 Is X required package? 

Yes, it is (unless you are using the old and unmaintained framebuffer
back end).

 ARM has a limited resource, so if it is not 
 necessary, I would like to avoid installing it.
 

Don't use full X server; if you enable KDrive, you will have a fully
featured tiny X server for less than 1 MiB (compare it with a modern
glibc environment and you will discover where your resources are used).

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Re: building GTK+ on ARM

2006-06-01 Thread Hiroki Kaminaga
From: Carlo Agrusti [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Don't use full X server; if you enable KDrive, you will have a fully
 featured tiny X server for less than 1 MiB (compare it with a modern
 glibc environment and you will discover where your resources are used).

Thank you!

(Hiroki Kaminaga)
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