On Wed, 22 Jul 2015 13:08:16 -0500, Nicky Perian wrote: > Removed use_prebuilt_binary(gtk-atk-pango-glib) archive. > > Replaced with: > glib-2.44.1-linux-201507131131.tar.bz2
I'm afraid these are way too modern libraries... My main Linux system, which runs a distribution released in 2012 (i.e. not even yet 3 years old) still uses glib v2.28... It means that any viewer built on that new a set of libraries will fail to run on all but *very* recent Linux distribution releases... > cairo-1.14.2-linux-201507192252.tar.bz2 > atk-2.16.0-linux-201507162046.tar.bz2 > pango-1.36.8-linux-201507201400.tar.bz2 > gtk-2.24.28-linux-201507211717.tar.bz2 > gdk_pixbuf-2.30.8-linux-201507210933.tar.bz2 > pixman-0.32.6-linux-201507192238.tar.bz2 Here, I got: - cairo v1.10.2 - atk v2.0.1 - pango v1.29.4 - gtk2 v2.24.10 - gdk_pixbuf v2.24 - pixman v0.22.0 Not that I'm too worried about those for my own viewer, since I got entirely rid of the GTK & ancillaries dependencies many months ago (I'm using an XUI-based, fully OS-independent (and natively non- blocking) file/directory selector, rewrote the whole copy/paste text routines and based only on Xlib, and I'm using a wrapper script calling any of Xdialog/Zenity/xmessage/etc to replace the GTK box (OSMessageBox()) used in case of viewer launch failure). But for other viewers still using GTK, the same remark as for glib holds true, I'm afraid... > use_prebuilt_binary(harfbuzz) Wazzat ??? O.O > The libraries are built with gcc-4.9.2 as is Kokua. Which, again, is an excessive system requirement on both glibc (v2.13 here) and libstdc++ versions... LL's pre-built libraries have all been compiled with gcc v4.6 and can run even on glibc v2.11 (and probably even older, but I don't have an older system to test the viewer onto :-P). You should keep using gcc v4.6.4 for building Linux libraries. For your info, my current build system for the Cool VL Viewer dates back from 2010 (gcc 4.6.4, glibc v2.11.1 and libstdc++ v6.0.16). Regards, Henri. _______________________________________________ Policies and (un)subscribe information available here: http://wiki.secondlife.com/wiki/OpenSource-Dev Please read the policies before posting to keep unmoderated posting privileges
