Hi Gustavo,
It seems that you didn't use --with-system-cairo the first time you
run autogen.sh, so, you still have a cairo.h/libcairo.so somewhere. Or
at least, it is how I got this issue.
So, if that is correct, you can restart from a clean git branch, or
try to delete manually the non-cairo version, but it might be hard.
I don't know if you know a lot of things about git (I don't...), but
you can re-clone your local git repo to avoid re-downloading all the
repository.
Lucas
2011/10/28 Gustavo Pacheco <gbpacheco.lists@gmail.com>:
Hi people!
I'm on a long, but exciting, way to get a complete build of LibreOffice
Online prototipe. Before start it, I have never built LibreOffice myself,
then, I'm glad to increase my knowledge and, in a near future, I hope
contribute to the project in some more advanced tasks. At moment, I'm just a
newbie.
Michael Meeks mentoring me with many great tips (many thanks Michael!). He
also suggested to me that I share my steps here. I have finished my build of
GTK+ 3.2 with --enable-x11-backend and --enable-broadway-backend. After
solve all dependencies and compile it successful, I get run some little
compiled gtk+3.2 samples in the browser using GDK_BACKEND=broadway
./myhelloworld&firefox http://127.0.0.1:8080/. On the LibreOffice side, I
have finished OK my first builds of LibreOffice 3.5.0.
To build the LibreOffice Online prototype, however, I have had problems
when I use autogen with --enable-gtk3 and --with-system-cairo.
I have stopped on an error inside vcl after 'make'. I tried to isolate the
problem with make -sr. The output is at the end of this email.
Anyone can help me?
Thanks for any help!
Gustavo Pacheco.
My steps:
$ git fetch --all
$ git checkout feature/gtk3
$ pkg-config --cflags gtk+-3.0
$ pkg-config --libs gtk+-3.0
$ ./autogen.sh --with-num-cpus=4 --with-max-jobs=4 --without-junit
--enable-graphite --without-java --enable-gtk3 --with-system-cairo
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