Hello,
> Then I modified configure file of GTK v2.10.3 and
v2.10.6, changed
> PANGO_PACKAGES from "pango pangocairo"
> to
"pango pangocairo pangoft2 pangox pangoxft", then entered the
>
following command
Do you mean you tried this with these 2 different
versions of GTK ? I
guess that's what you mean by this ? (Zhang
Long: Yes, of course )
> ./configure --host=arm-linux \
> --without-libtiff
\
> --without-libpng \
> --without-libjpeg \
>
--disable-glibtest \
> --disable-modules \
> --disable-largefile
\
> --with-gdktarget=linux-fb \
> --with-x \
>
--x-includes=/root/target/gtk/xc/exports/include \
>
--x-libraries=/root/target/gtk/xc/exports/lib \
>
CC=/usr/local/arm/3.3.2/bin/arm-linux-gcc \
Did you also *cross*
compile the libraries (I
mean
glib-2.11.3
atk-1.10.3
freetype-2.1.9
libxml2-2.6.23
fontconfig-2.3.95
zlib-1.2.3
libpng-1.2.10
cairo-1.2.2
pango-1.13.1)
?
I guess you didn't, as you installed the resulting libraries in your
system's paths ? And if you do, it is not good (if it's
system-survivable at all) to store the resulting libraries in your own
system's library directory !
(Zhang Long: Of course I did or it would have stopped at libpng
step. My prefix option is /usr/local, it's default and
Not system's library which is usr/lib or usr/include or
usr/X11R6, etc. The directory of /usr/local is just
prepared for my custmozied request.)
I suspect you're trying to cross-compile GTK (although with
probably the
good cross-compiler, I don't know that), based upon your
*host's*
include files and your host's libraries. If that's the case, it
won't
work. You should install your cross-compiled libraries and include
files
in some other (non-system) directories using the typical
cross-compilation options. These will then be used when cross-compiling
GTK...(Zhang Long: Of course I'm cross compiling all packages and prefix
is NOT system's while /usr/local)
Kind
regards,
PhB
