Re: Native Gtk2-Perl apps on Mac OS X

2008-11-11 Thread Torsten Schoenfeld
ofey aikon wrote: The compilation error suggests that, despite cairo-ft.pc's presence, you don't have the FreeType development stuff installed. If you insist on not installing it, simply removing cairo-ft.pc should also work. I removed cairo-ft.pc and tried, but the error persists. You need

Re: Native Gtk2-Perl apps on Mac OS X

2008-11-10 Thread ofey aikon
>> My guess is this has something to do with freetype. Is that correct? >> Is there a way I can compile Cairo without freetype? > > Makefile.PL checks whether to compile FreeType support by using `pkg-config > --exists --silence-errors cairo-ft`. Apparently, this works for you, so you > have the c

Re: Native Gtk2-Perl apps on Mac OS X

2008-11-09 Thread Torsten Schoenfeld
ofey aikon wrote: My guess is this has something to do with freetype. Is that correct? Is there a way I can compile Cairo without freetype? Makefile.PL checks whether to compile FreeType support by using `pkg-config --exists --silence-errors cairo-ft`. Apparently, this works for you, so you

Re: Native Gtk2-Perl apps on Mac OS X

2008-11-09 Thread ofey aikon
> Forgive me if someone's already posted about doing this: having installed > the GTK+ package from Imendio (gtk-osx.org) on my Macbook I found installing > the Gtk2-Perl mods pretty easy. I installed the GTK+ package from Imendio. However, Cairo compilation fails with the following error. [snip]

Native Gtk2-Perl apps on Mac OS X

2008-10-04 Thread Gavin Brown
Hi all, Forgive me if someone's already posted about doing this: having installed the GTK+ package from Imendio (gtk-osx.org) on my Macbook I found installing the Gtk2-Perl mods pretty easy. You pretty much just need to do this: $ export PKG_CONFIG_PATH="/Library/Frameworks/Cairo.framewor