Re: Problems to get GTK+ to run on Mac OS X Panther
- From: Stephan von Lingelsheim <svl connectfree co uk>
- To: John Cupitt <john cupitt ng-london org uk>
- Cc: gtk-list gnome org
- Subject: Re: Problems to get GTK+ to run on Mac OS X Panther
- Date: Tue, 2 Dec 2003 11:37:30 +0000
thx for your help
is this prefix important?
can i not just leave it to install at the default location?
(is this /sw related to fink, as GTK+ was installed through fink?)
thx again
./configure --prefix=/sw
On 2 Dec 2003, at 10:38, John Cupitt wrote:
Stephan von Lingelsheim wrote:
You might want to consider downloading FINK and letting that program
install it for you.
Yes i have done that too
GTK+ is availaible on fink
but not the GTK+extra
i need GTK+extra in order to run gpsim
so i tried to install everything manually, as fink gave me no luck
Hi, you've installed gtk2, and gtkextra (the standard tarball, anyway)
needs gtk1.2.
You can use fink to get gtk on there, then do gtk+extra yourself. Do
fink install gtk+
then download gtk+extra. You need to patch gtk+extra 0.99.17 (the most
recent release) for mac os. The bundled config.guess/config.sub do not
know about mac os, so swap them for the fink versions
cd gtk+extra-0.99.17
cp /sw/share/libtool/config.* .
also gtkextra/gtkplotdt.c #includes malloc.h for some reason. Just
delete this line (line 23 of gtkextra/gtkplotdt.c). Then
make
make install
... bingo!
John
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