mozilla configure says: checking for xft... Package xft was not found in the pkg-config search path. Perhaps you should add the directory containing `xft.pc' to the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable No package 'xft' found configure: error: Library requirements (xft) not met; consider adjusting the PKG_CONFIG_PATH environment variable if your libraries are in a nonstandard prefix so pkg-config can find them.
cvs update and try again .. just check that its: mozilla-1.2.ebuild,v 1.6 2002/12/04
you have gtk2 enabled in your USE without xft being installed (all versions are masked as well) which is causing this error. if you change gtk2 to -gtk2 then the ebuild will build the Xft support it needs statically and your error will disappear.
Not 100%, no. It checked if xft or pango-1.1 was installed. Guess he had pango-1.1, but not Xft.
Confirmed for mozilla 1.2.1 Aren't both pango 1.1 and xft masked? So what is the legal way to do it? I get the same xft-error.
Confirmed for 1.2.1 ? This is from the 1.2.1 ebuild. If "gtk2" is in USE, it do not enable if pkg-config do not detect Xft2.0. If "gtk2" is NOT in USE, then we compile and install our own. ------------------------------------------------- if [ -n "`use gtk2`" ] then # Only enable Xft if we have Xft2.0 installed ... if pkg-config xft 2> /dev/null then einfo "Building with Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --enable-xft" else myconf="${myconf} --disable-xft" fi else einfo "Building with Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --enable-xft" fi ------------------------------------------------------
> Confirmed for mozilla 1.2.1 If you cp'd the 1.2 ebuild over to 1.2.1, its possible. If you used the 1.2.1 I commited, Its been fixed (except maybe in some wierd instance if you say dont have pkg-config installed .. but that is a DEPEND and NOT masked ... ) > Aren't both pango 1.1 and xft masked? So what is the legal way to do it? I get > the same xft-error. Yes, that is why I used pkg-config to detect their presence, and did NOT put them in DEPEND. If pkg-config did not detect them, it disables Xft ...
Azarah, I use your mozilla ebuild. pkg-config is installed. gtk2 is in my useflags. When I emerge mozilla 1.2.1, I get exactly the same error as described in comment #1. pkg-config xft doesn't yield any form of output.
..sorry, in stead of comment #1 I ment the original error created with this bug.
------------------------------------------------------------------ workshop mozilla # pkg-config xft && echo yes workshop mozilla # ebuild /usr/portage/x11-libs/xft/xft-2.0-r1.ebuild merge >>> md5 ;-) fcpackage.2_0.tar.gz >>> Unpacking source... ... >>> /usr/X11R6/lib/libXft.so -> ../../lib/libXft.so.2.0 * Your old Xft includes have been saved to /root/.Xft >>> Regenerating /etc/ld.so.cache... >>> x11-libs/xft-2.0-r1 merged. workshop mozilla # pkg-config xft && echo yes yes workshop mozilla # ------------------------------------------------------------------ Anything more I need to say ?
Not untill my re-emerge of mozilla 1.2.1 is complete ;)
What I meant, was that pkg-config should fail if xft is not installed, disabling xft support because of that if statement .... Hanno, where are you ? You cant file a bug and expect if to be resolved if you do not give feedback.
Azarah, after a bit pondering, ofcourse the syntax of this if-statement is incorrect. "if pkg-config xft 2> /dev/null" will always be 1 unless pkg-config errors out. In another way, this means "If pkg-config xft exits without an error code". Not whether or not xft is actually installed. Mark
if pkg-config xft 2> /dev/null could be replaced by: if [ "`pkg-config xft && echo yes`" == "yes" ]
So does it in its current form fail for you ? It works fine on my Xft2 enabled AND my other box that do not have Xft2 installed ...
It failed before I issued `ebuild /usr/portage/x11-libs/xft/xft-2.0-r1.ebuild merge': it acted like xft was installed. Maybe it worked for you because you had the file "xft.pc" somewhere. I hadn't such a file thus the emerge failed.
No, you do not understand ... look at the following bit if "gtk2" in USE ... -------------------------------- # Only enable Xft if we have Xft2.0 installed ... if pkg-config xft 2> /dev/null then einfo "Building with Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --enable-xft" else myconf="${myconf} --disable-xft" fi -------------------------------- Basicaly, 'pkg-config xft' will return true if Xft2.0 is installed. Thus, if 'pkg-config xft' returns 0, then pass '--enable-xft' to ./configure, else if 'pkg-config xft' returns 1 (fail), pass '--disable-xft' to ./configure So, if you have Xft2 present in your system, build mozilla with Xft support, else disable it. And it does work fine here like that ....
Ok, then I was wrong with comment #12 and #13. I am out of options, but I merged xft now and am compiling mozilla. What fronzes my eyebrows are that my mozilla ebuild wanted to merge with Xft-support no matter what the if-statement returns.
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The 1.2.1 ebuild currently has a wrong digest. The problem is not on my pc, but on the pc of a friend. He now disabled gtk2.
Dont tell me they went and changed the tarball again ?
Created attachment 6223 [details] Output of mozilla-merge This is the output of an `emerge mozilla'. gtk and gtk2 are both in my make.conf (does that make the difference?) and xft is unmerged. Notice the configure-process errors out. When I put -gtk2 in my useflags, mozilla will build again.
Ok, fixed the digest, and tweaked the detection code a bit. Still test fine this side, just check that you have: mozilla-1.2.1.ebuild,v 1.2 2002/12/05 14:16:44 and let me know.
> Just check that you have: > mozilla-1.2.1.ebuild,v 1.2 2002/12/05 14:16:44 > and let me know. It has no trouble compiling anymore. Did you change anything? For as far as I'm concerned this bug may be closed. Let's wait for Hanno's input though. Thanks for the help, Azarah :) Mark
*** Bug 11623 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
Yep, ripped out the if '[ -n "${MOZ_ENABLE_XFT}" ]', and changed ------------------- if [ -n "`use gtk2`" ] then # Only enable Xft if we have Xft2.0 installed ... if pkg-config xft 2> /dev/null then einfo "Building with Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --enable-xft" else myconf="${myconf} --disable-xft" fi else einfo "Building with Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --enable-xft" fi ------------------------------ To: ------------------------------- if [ -n "`use gtk2`" ] then # Only enable Xft if we have Xft2.0 installed ... if (test -x /usr/bin/pkg-config) && (pkg-config xft) then einfo "Building with Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --enable-xft" else ewarn "Building without Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --disable-xft" fi else einfo "Building with Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --enable-xft" fi ------------------------ You still had 'gtk2' in USE, and x11-libs/xft NOT installed ?
Indeed, and that works perfectly now :) It's not compiled yet but as soon as it has I'll tell you the results. Great work so far :)
Ok Azarah, it's compiled without a problem. Just one minor question: does gtk2 stop antialiasing for fonts? Nothing is antialiased anymore. (I'm not fully updated on Xft and freetype and so)
Question if I may ... why do you compile with gtk2 ? For galeon-cvs ? And why if for galeon-cvs ? Why I ask, is because without 'gtk2', mozilla will do AA with Xft2.0 which is really nice, and if you merge galeon-1.2.7 against it, its a real stable combination with pages rendered AA as well :) See: http://cvs.gentoo.org/~azarah/galeon-1.2.7.png
Ok, was a commit collide there. Well, problem with 1.2, is that for AA fonts, you need Xft2.0. Thus, if you do not have 'gtk2' in USE, the moz ebuild build and install it in /usr/lib/mozilla. If 'gtk2' is in USE, we cannot build with Xft2.0 support if you do not have pango-1.1, as it then links to Xft1.1 *and* Xft2.0 and cause it to segfault (reminds me now why I had the pango check).
Ah, explains the segfault ;) Well it was basically just to see the differences as I use the browser mozilla, no galeon or whatever (fluxbox all the way ;). I have to say there are some nice things in Mozilla+gtk2 but these are minor things. I had random crashes too and lockups when I compiled it against gtk, I want to see if gtk2 will prevent this. Anyway, it's good these small bug-kinda-things are found, better now than when mozilla+gtk2 would be a standard.
Ok, added the pango check back again: ------------------------------- if [ -n "`use gtk2`" ] then local pango_version="" # We need Xft2.0 localy installed if (test -x /usr/bin/pkg-config) && (pkg-config xft) then pango_version="`pkg-config --modversion pango | cut -d. -f1,2`" pango_version="`echo ${pango_version} | sed -e 's:\.::g'`" # We also need pango-1.1, else Mozilla links to both # Xft1.1 *and* Xft2.0, and segfault... if [ "${pango_version}" -gt "10" ] then einfo "Building with Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --enable-xft" else ewarn "Building without Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --disable-xft" fi else ewarn "Building without Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --disable-xft" fi else einfo "Building with Xft2.0 support!" myconf="${myconf} --enable-xft" fi ----------------------------------- If you want to help the Xft2.0 testing, check: bug #10834
This should be fixed now.
