I am trying to build a simple test program (quickstart) which apparently uses calls to Freetype-2.3.4. I'm using an Anjuta compiler on Suse 10.2. Pngwriter seems to be causing no problemss but when I try a build I get a message that in usr/local/include/ft2build.h the file freetype/config/ftheader.h does not exist.
I've used the find command to locate this file and it does exist so I've tried moving it around; no balloons, no refreshments, no Mariachi band. At this point I've used the INSTALL.UNIX instructions and maybe this has been a mistake.
Can anybody help?
Many thanks
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Much as I'd love to have the pot-bellied Mariachis sing for you, I can't help much. Projects that use FreeType2 make use of a utility that, when executed, spits out the correct flags that GCC needs to know where to find FreeType2 libraries and headers.
I am trying to build a simple test program (quickstart) which apparently uses calls to Freetype-2.3.4. I'm using an Anjuta compiler on Suse 10.2. Pngwriter seems to be causing no problemss but when I try a build I get a message that in usr/local/include/ft2build.h the file freetype/config/ftheader.h does not exist.
I've used the find command to locate this file and it does exist so I've tried moving it around; no balloons, no refreshments, no Mariachi band. At this point I've used the INSTALL.UNIX instructions and maybe this has been a mistake.
Can anybody help?
Many thanks
Hi,
Again, sorry for the late reply.
Much as I'd love to have the pot-bellied Mariachis sing for you, I can't help much. Projects that use FreeType2 make use of a utility that, when executed, spits out the correct flags that GCC needs to know where to find FreeType2 libraries and headers.
durandal$ freetype-config
Usage: freetype-config [OPTIONS] [LIBRARIES]
Options:
[--prefix[=DIR]]
[--exec-prefix[=DIR]]
[--version]
[--libs]
[--libtool]
[--cflags]
Check to see if this utility is reporting the locations correctly, and if your compiler is getting the right locations when called via make.
Paul