On 6 Apr 2012, at 03:41, Greg Ercolano wrote:
> If cmake were something we could include in the FLTK package,
>I'd be for it. Is it a pretty tight tool?
I was under the (probably mistaken) impression that it might be possible to use
cmake like we use autotools, i.e. the packager runs it whe
FLTK3 has a feature in Fluod that generates all required IDE and make files for
all platforms. It will evetually generate and manage FLTK project files for the
users. It also generazes cmake files.
This is great when you are on OS X for example and need to add a source file to
FLTK. No need to
On 04/05/12 16:26, Fabien Costantini wrote:
> Today, I would vote for removing the visual studio 2xxx ide projects and
> stick with cmake.
I'd like to use cmake, but it's distressing that it isn't native
to any of the OS's we support. ('Command not found' on OSX/Lion,
Linu
> I suggest to add Cairo support as an optional library. This allows for the
> end user to decide if he wants Cairo or not for any available FLTK app.
+1
BTW, it looks like the VS2008 ide projects are defining HAVE_CAIRO thus failing
to build by default.
Note that because the (originally in confi
> Cairo support on 1 was quite limited. On 2 it was better, but never
> complete IIRC. Sinc 1.3/3.0 we have a driver system for rendering which
> means that any frontend can be added to FLTK in a somewhat ordeely
> fashion. I suggest to add Cairo support as an optional library. This
> allows for t
Cairo support on 1 was quite limited. On 2 it was better, but never complete
IIRC. Sinc 1.3/3.0 we have a driver system for rendering which means that any
frontend can be added to FLTK in a somewhat ordeely fashion. I suggest to add
Cairo support as an optional library. This allows for the end u
>>> When was this? I seem to recall Bill was looking at Cairo
>>> rendering for some of the fltk-2 experiments, but that must be
>>> many years ago now. I can't imagine he's looked at that recently
>>> though. If he did anything, it'll be in the fltk-2 svn, ...
>> Argh! Indeed! There it is, righ
