Hi,
I have been using tigervnc 1.0.0 since shortly after it came out, on
kubuntu 9.04 x86-64and in general it has very reliable and performed
beautifully doing remote support for basic tasks like email , www,
openoffice, kate etc.
However, one persistent problem has been come up whilst trying
It did not work by putting it in the common/jpeg/win directory. It
did work when I put it in the common/jpeg/simd directory. I am
getting a different error now though. The libjpeg.lib compies just
fine but the build process stops on linking cjpeg.exe with error
code 3
I spoke too soon but it was related to your change. Apparently, on
my last test I did not use the -static flag. This time I did which
tripped the errors. The errors did not appear when I did a simple
./configure because it uses shared by default.
This is the co
The Windows build uses a pre-generated version of that file, which I apparently
forgot to check in. Can you try copying win/jsimdcfg.inc from the LJT codebase
into common/jpeg/win/? If that works, please check it into TigerVNC. I'm out of
the office right now and don't have access to SVN.
On Oc
Please post log. I think I was the one who made that change.
On Oct 29, 2010, at 1:52 PM, Robert Goley wrote:
> The changes made to configure.ac after revision 4128 have broken the checks
> for gnutls on Debian 5.0 (Lenny). Using the version from 4128 works
> perfectly. Wanted to let everyon
The changes made to configure.ac after revision 4128 have broken the
checks for gnutls on Debian 5.0 (Lenny). Using the version from
4128 works perfectly. Wanted to let everyone know of the
regression. I can provide a config.log if anyone wants to look at
it.
I tried to build Windows binaries via CMake & Visual Studio but it
didn't work. Problem is in the libjpeg build because "jsimdcfg.inc"
doesn't exist. This file is, at least per Makefile.am, generated from
jsimdcfg.inc.h but I can't see it is generated in CMakeLists.txt.
On Wed, Oct 27, 2010 at 03:16:58AM -0500, DRC wrote:
> What should work:
>
> -- 32-bit and 64-bit builds using NMake (with Visual C++ 2005-2010),
> Visual Studio 2005-2010 IDE, or MinGW/MinGW-w64 (either native or
> cross-compiled on Linux.)
>
> -- WinVNC, if built with Visual C++. The default i
