On 9/22/07 6:32 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
Recently David Turner proposed to use dlsym()-type features for
ftmac.c to solve the incompatibilities of libfreetype.dylib
with ftmac.c and without ftmac.c, in freetype mailing list.
I guess I missed this discussion... what date was the first post?
I call 2 functions to draw text: [...]
For detailed studying I need something which compiles out of the box,
and which doesn't use a graphics system. Please use the `example1.c'
file from the FreeType tutorial as a template.
Werner
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I've downloaded the xpdf source package from sourceforge.net along
with the freetype package
in building the freetype project first, I've done:
./configure
make
make install
the latter fails with error:
make: *** [/tmp/freetype-2.3.5/objs/libfreetype.la] Error 1
I've looked in
I've downloaded the xpdf source package from sourceforge.net along
with the freetype package
in building the freetype project first, I've done:
./configure
make
make install
the latter fails with error:
make: *** [/tmp/freetype-2.3.5/objs/libfreetype.la] Error 1
Hmm. I doubt that
Yes, I'm running 'make install' as the superuser
Then please post a log of the complete compilation process from a
freshly unpacked tarball (compressed). I assume problems with
libtool; maybe upgrading to another version helps.
Werner
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ok I'll capture complete compilation output from a fresh tarball
Werner LEMBERG wrote:
Yes, I'm running 'make install' as the superuser
Then please post a log of the complete compilation process from a
freshly unpacked tarball (compressed). I assume problems with
libtool; maybe
hi,
ok, I've gotten it to build.
I needed to create links in /usr/bin for ar, ld, ranlib, strip
to link to the gxx commands in /usr/sfw/bin
so my cc - gcc
ld - gld
ar - gar
ranlib - granlib
strip - gstrip
root did not know of /usr/ucb/bin to use the
I needed to create links in /usr/bin for ar, ld, ranlib, strip
to link to the gxx commands in /usr/sfw/bin
Hmm. FreeType should build with standard Sun compilers too.
I couldn't find an easy way of addressing this in your instructions.
What instructions do you expect? Normally, the
