Re: [Krang-general] krang-2.20 - fonts not found

[David K. <dka...@er...>]

Hi Dmitry, 

You don't mention what operating system you're attempting to build krang
on.  In the root of your krang source directory should be a number of
readme files that document how to install the Imager module's
prerequisite libraries.

For instance, when installing on RedHat ES4, the README.RHEL_ES4 says:

  If you want to build Krang from a source distribution (ex:
  krang-1.013-src.tar.gz), you'll need the following RPMs installed.
  You can install them via up2date (e.g., "up2date libpng-devel").

  up2date gcc \
          cpp \
          binutils \
          glibc-kernheaders \
          zlib-devel \
          expat-devel \
          libjpeg-devel \
          libungif-devel \
          libpng-devel

Hope this helps!

-dave


Dmitry Chorine <Dmi...@uf...> wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> While I was compiling 2.20 I end up with following:
> 
> ************************************************
> 
>  Building Imager-0.44
> 
> ************************************************
> 
> Running /usr/bin/perl Makefile.PL LIB=/root/krang-2.20-src/lib
> PREFIX=/root/krang-2.20-src/tmp/se70cDSqzz/Imager-0.44/../trash
> INSTALLMAN3DIR=' ' INSTALLMAN1
> DIR=' '...
>   /sw/include doesnt exist or is unaccessible - removed.^M
>   /usr/include/freetype2 doesnt exist or is unaccessible - removed.^M
>   /usr/local/include/freetype2 doesnt exist or is 
> unaccessible - removed.^M
>   /usr/local/include/freetype1/freetype doesnt exist or is 
> unaccessible -
> removed.^M
>   /usr/include/freetype doesnt exist or is unaccessible - removed.^M
>   /usr/local/include/freetype doesnt exist or is unaccessible 
> - removed.^M
>   /sw/lib doesnt exist or is unaccessible - removed.^M
> ^M
> done.^M
>   T1-fonts: includes not found - libraries not found^M
>   TT-fonts: includes not found - libraries not found^M
>        png: includes found - libraries found^M
>  freetype2: includes not found - libraries not found^M
>        w32: includes not found - libraries not found^M
>      ungif: includes found - libraries found^M
>       tiff: includes found - libraries found^M
>       jpeg: includes found - libraries found^M
>        gif: includes found - libraries found^M
> ungif and gif can not coexist - removing ungif support^M
> ^M
> You have libgif or libungif installed.  They are both known to have^M
> bugs.  Imager can crash or display other strange behaviour after^M
> reading or writing gif images.  Some of the gif tests can even fail^M
> since they stress some parts of the buggy code.^M
> ^M
> libungif 4.1.2 and later is safe.  giflib 4.1.3 needs at least one^M
> patch to have all the bugs fixed, see README for details.^M
> ^M
> Of course it's possible your operating system distributor has 
> patched^M
> all of these problems and you have nothing to worry about.^M
> ^M
> Do you want to remove gif support? [Y/n]^M
> :
> 
> 
> I was wondering where I can find these dependeses.
> 
> 
> Dmitry Chorine - IS@UFTWFx622
> 
> 
> 
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