That's awfully strange... especially since I have no idea why changing
that regex would change your results, I tend to suspect a buggy perl
installation or something else interfering with the operation of the
font compiler. I'd suggest taking a look at the generated bdf_fonts.c to
check for sanity.
Micah Dowty said:
> That's odd... perhaps you have a buggy copy of perl?
> Anyways, the change you're suggesting couldn't hurt, so I committed it
to the svn repository.
Yes, the perl regexp looks ok. I've actually changed it to be
if (/FONT_([\w]+)([\s=]+)) {
which actually ends at the occura
On Tue, Jul 01, 2003 at 05:08:14AM -0400, patrick wrote:
>
> Micah Dowty said:
> > It could be that some of this makefile hacking you mention caused the
> > fonts to not be compiled correctly. You should be getting a large
> > automatically generated C file in font/bdf_fonts.c
>
> Nope. I have s
Micah Dowty said:
> It could be that some of this makefile hacking you mention caused the
fonts to not be compiled correctly. You should be getting a large
automatically generated C file in font/bdf_fonts.c
Nope. I have successfully compiled pgserver without any hacking by doing
the following:
It could be that some of this makefile hacking you mention caused the
fonts to not be compiled correctly. You should be getting a large
automatically generated C file in font/bdf_fonts.c
--Micah
On Sun, Jun 29, 2003 at 08:02:31AM -0400, patrick wrote:
> Hi.
>
> I have managed (with some hacking
Hi.
I have managed (with some hacking to Makefile's) to get PicoGUI to
cross-compile for my system (uClinux on uCdimm), and produce an
executable.
However, when I run the executable I get the error:
*** ERROR (IO) : Can't find any fonts
BUT, I've compiled in the BDF font engine and the associat
