----- Original Message ----- From: "P Kishor" <[email protected]>
> I turn on png, gif, and jpeg output, generate the > configuration file, and make. And, lo... no png output. Seems like the > png, gif, jpeg output options don't stick. Is there anything in the cmake ouptut that hints at what could be missing ? Are the libraries you've mentioned shared or static ? (It's perhaps going to detect shared libs only.) On Windows, which is set up a little differently, png support was automatically built in as soon as pkg-config, glib, pango and cairo were found. Enabling them to be found was as simple as adding C:/Gtk+/bin (which is where the aforementioned executable and shared libraries are located on my pc) to the path. Not sure how that equates to your OS, but pkg-config, glib, pango and cairo are common on a wide range of platforms - so there could be some analogies for you to draw. The gd driver (which I didn't build) is also capable of png output, but I was told its png capabilities aren't as good as pango/cairo. You'll quite possibly get good advice here to help out with this, but if such advice is not forthcoming, one other thing would be to try the plplot mailing list. Cheers, Rob _______________________________________________ Perldl mailing list [email protected] http://mailman.jach.hawaii.edu/mailman/listinfo/perldl
