They lie. Perhaps they are there on tiger? They aren't on panther, even
with the dev tools installed.
-Ben
On Feb 4, 2005, at 8:54 PM, John T. Shaw wrote:
I asked a little while back about the cups headers in Mac OS.
Interestingly enough I got a response that said the headers are
included in a "developer install". I guess I was unaware that the
copy of Mac OS I was sent when I joined the ADC was different then the
copy that came pre-loaded on my machine when I purchased it. At any
rate, they claim the cups headers are in fact there.
John
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Date: Fri, 04 Feb 2005 14:56:40 -0800 (PST)
Subject: Re: Bug ID 3978724: Cups headers are not included
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Follow-up: 7285202
Re: Bug ID 3978724: Cups headers are not included
Hello John,
This is a follow-up to Bug ID# 3978724. Our engineering team has
requested some additional information, which is necessary to
investigate this report:
Is this a user install or a developer install? If it is a user
install, then there are no headers. If you did a developer install,
then the headers should be there. On our developer install the
headers are there (/usr/include/cups/).
This information can be saved directly to your bug report by utilizing
the Bug Reporter:
1. Log into the Bug Reporter <http://bugreport.apple.com>
2. Click 'My Originated Problems' tab
3. Click on Bug ID# 3978724
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1/27/05 6:52 PM John Shaw:
Summary:
The cups header files are not included so you can't utilize the
libraries from ported unix programs (or new programs that want to link
against cups).
Steps to Reporduce:
1. If you try and #include <cups/cups.h> it isn't there.
Expected:
We have the libaries, the program, and the cups-config program for
auto-detecting the cflags, libs, and version. We just need the
headers.
Actual Results:
We don't have the headers so we can't use the library.
Fix:
When I add the include files to /usr/lib/cups/ from the source package
supplied by Apple I can link and use the libraries as needed.
'cups-includes.tar.bz2' and 'System Profile.rtf'were successfully
uploaded
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