On Tue, Jun 29, 2010 at 7:22 PM, Sisyphus <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> ----- 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.)

I couldn't begin to tell ya. I am used to ./configure, and the ability
to specify options such as ---with-png --with-jpeg, etc. I don't know
how to provide options to cmake, which doesn't seem to take such
options (although it does take many other options, most seemingly
irrelevant to this issue).

>
> 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.

As I said, I have libpng, libgd and libjpeg that I installed myself,
and I use them regularly in other programs (MapServer, other Perl
modules, etc.). Actually, I have even used GD with PDL.


>
> 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.

I hope so. David showed today that PLplot is pretty cool, but I tell
you, it is a royal pain in the ass to install.


>
> Cheers,
> Rob
>



-- 
Puneet Kishor

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