Re: Compiling on a mac

Am 18.10.07, 21:27 -0600 schrieb Nathan Palmer:

> I thought it had given another error on configure because of the
> missing oyranos. It doesn't give me an error as long as I use the
> --prefix option on configure.

?
 
> I'm getting a new error on make though. I'm not exactly sure how to
> decipher this one. I'm not seeing where it's actually getting an
> error. Here is what it shows.
> 
> http://pastebin.org/5268
> 
> Any ideas?
 
Make shure to use only one of the native Gtk1 framework or X11 Gtk1 in 
CinePaint and all dependencies.
Both library versions are API but not ABI compatible and can not be mixed.

Are you running on big endian hardware to have the osx-gtk-0.7 framework 
present? I had the impression you run on intel, but seems wrong.

If so, you could consider using osx-gtk-0.7 to not to recompile 
Gutenprint. The X11 Gtk1 version of gtk-config must be hidden or you 
uninstall X11 Gtk1. How did you bring it on your computer? By a package or 
a self compiled version?

You can switch between the Gtk's by putting the according gtk-config 
script in your executeable path. export PATH=/path/to/gtk:$PATH  can help 
with this. Note the gtk path is in front to launch the intended script.
Or rename one of the gtk-config scripts. In case CinePaint shall use the 
alternative Gtk1 version, it needs to be reconfigured and to run 
$ make clean   and then 'make' again.

Alternatively you could configure CinePaint with the --disable-print 
option. configure --help shows which options are available.

kind regards
Kai-Uwe Behrmann
--
developing for colour management 
www.behrmann.name + www.oyranos.org + www.cinepaint.org


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