Hello David,
On Thursday 21 September 2006 07:02, David Turner wrote:
Psst, if Steve reads this it really might happen. Then, after the update
to Etch about 40 group members will complain about blurry fonts and in
end I have to regularily recompile another package... (though probably I
Helo Steve,
On Wed, 20 Sep 2006 12:36:52 -0700, Steve Hales [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
In my prototype I've just called FT_New_Face() pointing to the same file,
but I've then done a FT_Set_Char_Size() operation on it, then FT_Load is
done on the resulting object.
If you only use
Psst, if Steve reads this it really might happen. Then, after the update
to Etch about 40 group members will complain about blurry fonts and in end I
have to regularily recompile another package... (though probably I won't
be in this group anymore that time).
Most other distributions have
I'm trying to build a universal (ppc and i386) libfreetype 2.1.12 (or
any reasonably recent version) on my PPC Mac (10.4.7 with XCode 2.4). I
can built something, but it's always PPC-only.
I believe that you need to compile twice, once with each -arch flag, to
separate files. Then you merge
On 9/22/06, Russell E Owen [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
At 12:01 AM +0200 2006-09-22, Tor Andersson wrote:
I'm trying to build a universal (ppc and i386) libfreetype 2.1.12 (or
any reasonably recent version) on my PPC Mac (10.4.7 with XCode 2.4). I
can built something, but it's always PPC-only.
I
I believe that you need to compile twice, once with each -arch flag, to
separate files. Then you merge together the two resulting (i386 and ppc)
dylib files with lipo.
That is correct - that is indeed what you need to do.
Leonard
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