Hi! I noticed the following in the cygport file of gnuplot
# This gives parse errors # --with-ggi and thought I'd have a look. The cause is a type cleanup in libggi, and here's a patch to make gnuplot follow. Unfortunately the build is killed later by some tex config thing that I don't have the energy to follow up on, so I have not tested if this does anything useful other than fixing the first ggi related build error. Since I don't know if there are more problems later in the build I'm sending this anyway. Another variant would be to build with GG_NEED_OLD_INTTYPES defined, but I think the attached patch is a better approach. Cheers, Peter
--- gnuplot-4.2.3/term/ggi.trm.old 2008-06-25 00:02:24.951334700 +0200 +++ gnuplot-4.2.3/term/ggi.trm 2008-06-25 00:02:42.826509600 +0200 @@ -116,9 +116,9 @@ } GGI_vertex_t; TERM_PUBLIC long int GGI_SetTime(const struct timeval* current); -TERM_PUBLIC int GGI_from_keysym __PROTO((uint32 keysym)); -TERM_PUBLIC int GGI_from_button __PROTO((uint32 button)); -TERM_PUBLIC int GGI_y __PROTO((sint32 y)); +TERM_PUBLIC int GGI_from_keysym __PROTO((uint32_t keysym)); +TERM_PUBLIC int GGI_from_button __PROTO((uint32_t button)); +TERM_PUBLIC int GGI_y __PROTO((int32_t y)); TERM_PUBLIC int GGI_dispatch_event __PROTO((const ggi_event* event)); TERM_PUBLIC int GGI_eventually_update_modifiers __PROTO((const ggi_event* event, const int add)); TERM_PUBLIC int GGI_waitforinput __PROTO((void)); @@ -645,7 +645,7 @@ /* translate ggi keysym to gnuplot keysym */ TERM_PUBLIC int -GGI_from_keysym(uint32 keysym) +GGI_from_keysym(uint32_t keysym) { switch (keysym) { case GIIUC_BackSpace: @@ -811,7 +811,7 @@ } TERM_PUBLIC int -GGI_from_button(uint32 button) +GGI_from_button(uint32_t button) { switch (button) { case GII_PBUTTON_LEFT: @@ -827,7 +827,7 @@ } TERM_PUBLIC int -GGI_y(sint32 y) +GGI_y(int32_t y) { return GGIymax - y; }
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