On 11/25/2010 02:26 AM, Denis Oliver Kropp wrote: > On 25/11/10 08:06, Denis Oliver Kropp wrote: >> On 24/11/10 16:35, Kenneth Rogers -X (kenroger - Apex Systems, Inc. at >> Cisco) wrote: >>> After that it runs on our hardware, though it doesn't load web pages, >>> but I think that might be intentional since the code that looks like it >>> handles the response from a webserver is commented out in >>> FrameLoaderClientDFB::dispatchWillSendRequest. I confirmed with tcpdump >>> that the request for the page is never sent out. >> It should load and display web pages. At least the following I tested: >> >> b46072b845c13b5cfd6a299ac25bc2489815eb68 > Just tried HEAD of master and it works. > > I used this command line (in a build sub directory I created): > > ../autogen.sh --enable-maintainer-mode \ > --with-target=directfb \ > --without-gtkplus \ > --enable-optimizations \ > --disable-channel-messaging \ > --enable-javascript-debugger \ > --enable-offline-web-applications \ > --enable-dom-storage \ > --enable-database \ > --disable-eventsource \ > --disable-icon-database \ > --enable-datalist \ > --disable-video \ > --enable-svg \ > --enable-xpath \ > --enable-xslt \ > --enable-workers \ > --disable-web-sockets \ > --enable-jit > > The option --with-cairo-directfb can be added > when using the webkitdfb_2010-11-18_cairo branch. > I tried to build from HEAD on master and the configure is failing because it can't find libgail, which isn't in our SDK. Any reason to still be using the GTK accessibility kit?
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