Re: Experimenting in C code

On 2016/06/01 8:25 AM, Jose Da Silva wrote:
> I am unfamiliar with the MAC, but understand there is homebrew as a method
> of install. This appeared to show at the top of the list (using homebrew):
> https://www.davidlanier.com/blog/2012/1/how-to-install-fontforge-mac-os-x-
> lion-homebrew
>
It is no longer possible build a graphical fontforge using Homebrew (one 
can only run scripts and use the fontforge python module). Moreover, 
it's extremely difficult to build on a system where some of the 
dependencies were built by Homebrew. In short, if you're normally a 
Homebrew user, it's nearly impossible (at least, I gave up after a day 
of trying) to build a useful FF on OS X. Which is a pity, because there 
are a bunch of bug fixes and small improvements I would have committed 
if only I could build FF to test it.

--Max

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