Re: Japanese Display for gtk+-1.2.9



By the way, sorry my mistake. I have testgtk for the target and I thought fontset.c has different behavior from testgtk.

By the way, I have a question. Im just wondering what X server did our FRV used when I followed the steps to run remotely the X Server from the host PC.

When we try some testgtk from PC, it display in our target and we can't pipoint exactly the x-server it used. Did it used our cross compiled x-server for our target or still it uses the host PC X-server. Im really amazed about this idea because it's my first time to use this way.
Thanks...

On 10/25/05, mpsuzuki hiroshima-u ac jp <mpsuzuki hiroshima-u ac jp > wrote:
On Tue, 25 Oct 2005 14:59:17 +0800
Xyber Blue < xyberblue gmail com> wrote:

>Currently, our project is embedded Linux systems running on Fujitsu FR-V
>target board. Meaning, this Linux and its applications are being cross
>compiled so that the executables can be run on the target hardware.

>We also found out that there is no xfs running on our System. Is xfs
>necessary???

I don't think xfs on FR-V is not required. Possibly,
Mr. Tor Lillqvist advises following test:


x86 PC                             ->   FR-V
ip: 192.168.0.1                         ip: 192.168.0.2

+------------------------------+        +------------------------+
| env DISPLAY=192.168.0.2:0 \  |        | xhost + 192.168.0.1    |
|   xlsfonts                   |        |                        |
|                              |        |                        |

By executing "xhost + ..." on FR-V for first, FR-V permits to
access its X-server over IP network ( e.g.: x86 PC). In next,
by setting "DISPLAY=...", xlsfonts command on remote x86 PC
connects to X-server on FR-V over IP network, and extracts
available font list on FR-V.

Another example... after "xhost + ..." on FR-V, you execute
"env DISPLAY=192.168.0.2:0 xterm" on x86 PC. If works correctly,
you can find xterm window on FR-V. In this xterm window, you
can execute program on x86 PC, within X-server on FR-V.
So, execute "xlsfonts" in the xterm window - the printed font
list is of X-server on FR-V.

If I'm misunderstanding, Mr. Tor, please correct me.

I'm sorry for your difficult experience to crossbuild xlsfonts.
The reason why I didn't ask remote xlsfonts and I asked to use
native xlsfonts on your target is that I wanted you to do atomic
test without uncertainity.

>mpsuzuki, Im still working on cross compiling the fontset.c but still I am
>encounter errors which it can't find gtk.h. Still, I am working on it.

Oops. So, you don't have testgtk? Could you compile it on x86 PC
and display it, as "xterm" example which I've written in above?

If I can obtain toolkit for FR-V or detailed environment (Linux
kernel version, glibc version, X11 version), I will cross build
it for you.

Regards,
mpsuzuki



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