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From: Hardy G. <nt...@ma...> - 2006-06-27 09:25:12
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Daniel J Sebald wrote:
> Hardy Griech wrote:
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>> ./prepare is now running as intended, also my configure
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>> ./configure --without-lisp-files --with-readline=gnu --without-x
>> --disable-mouse --disable-x11-mbfonts --disable-binary-x11-polygon
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> Hardy,
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> Just curious why you used --disable-binary-x11-polygon. Were you having
> compile problems with that? If so, let me know.
No problem with that. I just tried to remove any interactivity from
gnuplot, so I thought that removing any X11 reference would be clever...
Just running configure without any arguments results in:
** Configuration summary for gnuplot 4.1.0:
Where is the help file?
/usr/local/share/gnuplot/4.1/gnuplot.gih
Use builtin minimal readline
Enable history file
Enable generation of JPEG files
Enable generation of GIF files
(including animated GIF)
Enable generation of PNG files
Enable TTF fonts with gd driver
Build gnuplot-mode for X/Emacs
Use the X Window System
Enable mouse for X11
Enable multi-byte font support for X11
Enable fitting error variables
Enable string-handling in datafiles
Enable plot style histograms
Enable string variables
Enable command line macros (EXPERIMENTAL)
Enable placement of rectangles and other objects (EXPERIMENTAL)
Enable plot style image (EXPERIMENTAL)
Enable general binary data file reading (EXPERIMENTAL)
Enable X11 polygon info in binary, not ascii (EXPERIMENTAL)
make also produces successfully a binary, but that one wants to open
display ':0' (unsuccessfully).
Hardy
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