Re: pango detection issue



Ah!  I found the problem.  I traced back through configure for gtk to see EXACTLY what was failing, and it turns out it is not just running `pkg-config pango --exists`, but `pkg-config pango pangocairo --exists`.

It turned out that pango wasn't compiling with cairo support, because I downloaded the version of cairo from the gtk-2.8 deps directory on gtk.org.  This was version 1.0.2, but the new version of pango requires 1.2.2 to build the cairo backend.

I downloaded the new cairo version, and all was well.

On 9/16/06, Lytithwyn Eldohtar <lytithwyn gmail com> wrote:
Sorry if I sent the email to the wrong place.  This list seems to be working different than the other SF.net lists I'm on, and gmail is fixing it for me.  Shouldn't I post to gtk-list so everyone can see what we are saying?

Anyway, I have the log file loading in another tab and I'll take a look.


On 9/14/06, Sergei Steshenko <sergstesh yahoo com > wrote:


--- Lytithwyn Eldohtar < lytithwyn gmail com> wrote:

> If I read your tool properly, it downloads the packages directly from the
> internet.  I actually don't have a net connection at home.  I can just check
> my email and d/l stuff at work, so I can't use it that way.
>
> And anyway, I really would like to know what error I made (if any) in
> installing the packages, or what problem exists in my system.
>
> Here is exactly what I did:
> cairo-1.0.2 - `configure prefix=/usr`, `make && make install`
> atk-1.9.1 - `configure prefix=/usr`, `make && make install`
> glib-2.12.3 - `configure prefix=/usr`, `make && make install`
> pango-1.14.3 - `configure prefix=/usr`, `make && make install`
> gtk+-2.8.9 - `configure prefix=/usr` (which failed, unable to find pango)
>
>
>
> --
> chown lytithwyn:lytithwyn /* -R
> You got chownzed.
> > _______________________________________________
> gtk-list mailing list
> gtk-list gnome org
> http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
>

Whose tool are you talking about ? Your Email is addressed to gtk-list gnome org.

Is you are talking about my tool - http://appsfromscratch.berlios.de/ , then
if you do not want to download from the net, do the following:

1) create a work directory - <workdir>;
2)
cd <workdir>
;
3) put by whatever means the necessary tarballs into <workdir>, for
example, by downloading the tarballs at work and copying them on a CD,
and then copying from the CD to <workdir>.

My tools does not try to download if it already sees the tarball.

It's much more than just

`configure prefix=/usr`, `make && make install`

- see the log file (when you have access to internet) for exact command lines,
the log file is http://appsfromscratch.berlios.de/build.first_run.log.txt .

--Sergei.

Applications From Scratch: http://appsfromscratch.berlios.de/

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