> CMake output said "Python Library Found OK", but I do not have Python > installed.
I'll have a look at this... It shouldnt report this if its not there, unless you installed it as a part of another application? > Actually, it did not have much trouble finding libraries. The problem with > Python was that I could not say something like -DHAVE_PYTHON=0, even though > Python is supposed to be *optional*, not required. Its not optional in 1.3.5+ > The problem with Freetype was that after it said that it found Freetype (I > assume that means it found the headers), it then started looking for > particular functions in libfreetype.so, instead of libfreetype.a, but I > fixed that by editing CMakeCache.txt. Freetype-config returns the correct > library name, so it seems that libfreetype.so was hard-coded. We need specific functions in FreeType. > >You will need to know CMake and win32 building quite well, or be willing > >to learn and spend quite a bit of time, to get this to work. > > I see. So has someone actually built 1.3.5svn for Windows, by whatever > means? Sure, daily, via MSVC though. Craig
