--- Log opened Sat Feb 24 00:00:23 2007 02:06 -!- pabs3 [n=pabs@dsl-58-7-175-57.wa.westnet.com.au] has joined #synfig 03:36 -!- pabspabspabs [n=pabs@dsl-58-7-252-146.wa.westnet.com.au] has joined #synfig 03:42 -!- pabs3 [n=pabs@dsl-58-7-175-57.wa.westnet.com.au] has quit [Read error: 110 (Connection timed out)] 03:45 -!- pabspabspabs is now known as pabs3 04:17 * madsen needs a little help with the fink/os x build. 04:18 < pabs3> hullo :) 04:18 < madsen> I've installed ETL but it keeps saying that I have to install ETL... Is there any way to make it realize that it's actually installed? 04:18 < madsen> pabs3: Hey! :) 04:18 < pabs3> probably a problem with where the etl pkg-config file is 04:19 < madsen> Hmm, it looks for that? 04:20 < pabs3> yep 04:20 < pabs3> where did ETL.pc get installed? 04:21 < madsen> I realized there's actually a ./macosxbuild.sh - a bit easier to build from if it'd just realize that ETL's really there... Isn't there some parameter I can pass to e.g. ./configure (like, --with-ETL=/usr/local/include) to make it understand? 04:21 < madsen> Hmm, hang on a sec. 04:22 < pabs3> try doing PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/path/where/etl/is pkg-config --libs ETL 04:22 < madsen> pabs3: Hmm, it appears it didn't get installed - at least not with 'make install' 04:22 < pabs3> hmm 04:23 < madsen> pabs3: 'find /usr/local/include/ETL -name "ETL.pc"' returns nothing... 04:23 < pabs3> latest release? or the svn version? 04:23 < madsen> svn 04:23 < pabs3> it is usually installed in /usr/lib/pkgconfig, so look in /usr/local/lib 04:24 < madsen> But, if it only needs ETL.pc to build, then there's one in the svn working dir. 04:24 < pabs3> ETL.pc just tells the synfig build process were to find the ETL headers 04:24 < madsen> O-ho! /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/ETL.pc - grand! 04:25 < pabs3> yep, so PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig pkg-config --libs ETL should print something 04:26 < madsen> Huh! It says it found nothing...! 04:27 < pabs3> what does this command print btw? strings `which pkg-config` | grep /pkgconfig 04:27 < pabs3> hmm 04:28 < madsen> /usr/X11R6/lib/pkgconfig:/sw/lib/pkgconfig:/sw/share/pkgconfig 04:29 < madsen> Apparently I'm using the Fink pkg-config 04:29 < pabs3> seems that way 04:29 < madsen> ... hence the /sw/* 04:29 < madsen> Hmm, hang on a sec - I'll try something. 04:29 < pabs3> what about doing export PKG_CONFIG_PATH=/usr/local/lib/pkgconfig then pkg-config --libs ETL 04:30 < pabs3> anyways, if you're doing fink packages, should probably be making an ETL fink package first up (and installing in /sw) 04:30 < madsen> I'd rather build an app-bundle if possible. (Seems like the macosxbuild.sh is geared for that.) 04:31 < pabs3> yeah, it has some problems tho 04:31 < madsen> Fixable problems? Or...? 04:31 < pabs3> I still think fink packages would be useful tho 04:31 < pabs3> not sure, the bug numbers are listed on the download page 04:31 < madsen> madsen$ PKG_CONFIG=/sw/lib/pkgconfig pkg-config --libs ETL 04:31 < madsen> -lpthread 04:31 < madsen> There... 04:32 < pabs3> ah, is there a /sw/lib/pkgconfig/ETL.pc file?? 04:32 < madsen> Nope - I symlinked it. 04:32 < pabs3> ah 04:33 < madsen> /sw/include/ETL -> /usr/local/include/ETL and /sw/lib/pkgconfig/ETL.pc -> /usr/local/lib/pkgconfig/ETL.pc 04:33 < madsen> anything more to symlink in ETL? 04:33 < pabs3> PKG_CONFIG_DEBUG_SPEW=on pkg-config --cflags ETL 04:33 < pabs3> shouldn't be 04:34 < madsen> Hehe, that gave some info. 04:34 < pabs3> :) 04:35 < madsen> trying the OSX-build-thing again. 04:35 < madsen> Yay! It got past the ETL-check! 04:35 < pabs3> :) 04:36 < madsen> Dang! It started compiling, but died almost instantly. 04:36 < pabs3> http://rafb.net/paste/ 04:36 < pabs3> paste the error there 04:36 < madsen> k, hang on 04:37 < madsen> Wait a sec... I think I know what might be the problem, I'm not sure though, but I'll just check it out. 04:38 < madsen> Nope, wasn't it - pasting. 04:39 < madsen> http://rafb.net/p/z7G1Xe48.html 04:40 < pabs3> hmm 04:40 < madsen> Yeah - I've never seen that one before. 04:41 < pabs3> can you edit src/synfig/vector.h and comment out line 72 04:41 < madsen> sure 04:41 < pabs3> thats a bit of a hack, should be using autoconf 04:42 < madsen> Huh? Why does it start ./configure when I run 'make'? 04:43 < pabs3> not sure 04:43 < madsen> Makefile explains it I can see... 04:45 < madsen> Same error, now in src/synfig/color.h line 184 04:45 < madsen> Am I using some weird gcc that everyone else isn't? 04:46 < pabs3> try commenting src/synfig/color.h line 57 04:46 < pabs3> nah, just some code issues 04:46 < madsen> done. Trying again. 04:47 < madsen> Same error, same file, same line. 04:48 < pabs3> can you paste the color.h error? 04:49 < madsen> Sure, let me just reproduce it. I commented out line 184 and it continued to another error in gradient.cpp 04:50 < madsen> http://rafb.net/p/3ClANV47.html 04:51 < pabs3> ah, in color.h you want line 57 not line 184 04:51 < madsen> Yeah, I tried commenting out line 57, that gave the error I just linked to. Then I commented out both 57 and 187, which gave a new error in gradient.cpp 04:52 < pabs3> ah, new error 04:52 < pabs3> uncomment 187, its a diff prob 04:53 < pabs3> try adding these two lines to the includes in color.h: #include #include "real.h" 04:53 < madsen> K! 04:54 < madsen> configuring + compiling again. 04:55 < madsen> Hmm... ./configure says 'yes' to 'isnan', but no to 'isnanf'... 04:55 < madsen> Just noticed - might not be of importance. 04:56 < madsen> Hehe, after adding the includes the error just moved one line down. (#include was already there, but commented out.) 04:57 < pabs3> and color.h 57 is commented? 04:58 < madsen> yup 04:58 < madsen> except it's 58 now, but yeah, it's out. 04:58 < pabs3> same error as http://rafb.net/p/3ClANV47.html ? 04:58 < pabs3> hrm 04:59 < madsen> yup, same one, but with s/184/185/ 04:59 < pabs3> hrm 04:59 < madsen> indeed 05:00 < madsen> I'm sorry I can't help fix anything. :-/ 05:00 < pabs3> np 05:01 < madsen> But, with sufficient instructions I'm sure i can at least compile packages. I'm just not really experienced in packaging stuff - especially not for OS X 05:01 < pabs3> what did ./configure say about isnan/isnanf? 05:02 < madsen> checking for isnan... yes 05:02 < madsen> checking for isnanf... no 05:07 < pabs3> hmm 05:09 < madsen> btw, I have a nice ruby-script for rafb.net pasting, if you're interested. Can't read from stdin though - only files, but it's still nice. 05:14 < pabs3> don't really use it much 05:14 < madsen> hehe, ok. 05:20 < madsen> Well, it's late... 05:20 < madsen> ... or rather, early (5:20 AM). I should get to bed. 05:20 < pabs3> whee! 05:21 < madsen> It was nice finally talking to you. I hope we can figure this OSX build out somehow at some point. I really miss using synfig. 05:22 * madsen goes away and to sleep. (Still logging though. ssh + screen + irssi = pure linux awesomeness.) 05:23 < pabs3> :) 05:23 < pabs3> I'd suggest installing debian too in any case 05:24 < madsen> Hehe, yeah, I really miss only having to do 'apt-get update && apt-get upgrade' and have a complete (more or less) upgrade. 05:24 < madsen> Seems that Ubuntu is leading in the "easy to install on the MacBook"-race though. 05:25 < madsen> But heck, I've done a succesful Ubuntu -> Agnula -> plain Debian before without reinstalling. Hehe... 05:25 < pabs3> ooh, intel macbook, shiny 05:25 < pabs3> whee 05:25 < madsen> pabs3: Yeah. Got it 3 weeks ago. 05:25 < pabs3> I've done a mandrake -> debian switch once. debtakeover is fun 05:25 < madsen> lol! 05:26 < madsen> Sounds cool! 05:26 < pabs3> oh, it is 05:26 < madsen> Never heard of it before - but Debian took over my desktop, like, 6 years ago. 05:26 < pabs3> :) 05:27 < madsen> Not really sure why I wanted a macbook... OS X really isn't that great... It's nice and shiny and all, but I miss Linux and Debian in particular. 05:28 < madsen> Still, it's good hardware. 05:29 < madsen> Well... Bedtime. 05:29 < madsen> See you later! I'll probably look further into building synfig tomorrow. 05:30 * madsen goes away. For real... 05:31 < pabs3> laters :) 07:03 -!- crazy_bus [n=philip@138.130.72.17] has joined #synfig 07:47 -!- crazy_bus [n=philip@138.130.72.17] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 07:56 -!- derek_ [n=derek@59.162.136.182] has joined #synfig 08:03 -!- derek_ [n=derek@59.162.136.182] has quit ["derekz departure"] 09:27 -!- crazy_bus [n=philip@138.130.72.17] has joined #synfig 09:41 -!- madsen_ [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has joined #synfig 09:53 -!- madsen [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has quit [Read error: 113 (No route to host)] 10:25 -!- crazy_bus [n=philip@138.130.72.17] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 10:42 -!- madsen [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has joined #synfig 10:54 -!- madsen_ [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has quit [Read error: 113 (No route to host)] 10:58 -!- madsen_ [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has joined #synfig 11:07 -!- madsen__ [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has joined #synfig 11:09 -!- madsen [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has quit [Read error: 113 (No route to host)] 11:17 -!- madsen_ [n=madsen@62.79.53.147] has quit [Read error: 113 (No route to host)] 12:04 -!- Bombe [n=droden@wing.pterodactylus.net] has joined #synfig 12:05 < Bombe> Hi. 12:07 < pabs3> hi Bombe 12:07 < Bombe> Hey pabs. 12:07 < pabs3> how you doing? its been a while :) 12:08 < Bombe> I just found out last night why synfig-studio didn't compile on machine anymore. ;) 12:08 < Bombe> Apart from that, pretty fine, thanks. :) 12:09 < pabs3> :) cool 12:09 < pabs3> whats the compile problem? 12:09 < Bombe> My version of synfig-core had some wrong linker paths, synfig-studio would always try to use a version of gcc that wasn't installed anymore. Recompiling synfig-core fixed it. 12:10 < Bombe> Now I can fool around with it again! \o/ 12:10 < pabs3> :D sweet! 12:10 < Bombe> Indeed. 12:10 < Bombe> synfig lets you do much cooler stuff than e.g. inkscape. 12:13 * pabs3 hasn't really used inkscape much 12:15 < Bombe> It lacks all those cool layer and animation features. 12:21 < pabs3> :) 12:22 < Bombe> Oh, and I stumbled into that IMAGE_DIR problem because I installed synfig with --prefix=$HOME. 12:29 < pabs3> IMAGE_DIR problem? 12:31 < Bombe> http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1568925&group_id=144022&atid=757416 12:41 -!- nescius [n=nescius@furtif.advertures.cz] has quit [Read error: 113 (No route to host)] 12:45 < pabs3> ahyes 15:15 -!- ChrisVP [n=chris@cpe-72-228-115-8.twcny.res.rr.com] has joined #synfig 15:22 < pabs3> ArtLibreSet looks interesting ChanServ 15:22 < pabs3> I mean ChrisVP :) 15:23 < ChrisVP> haha 15:23 < ChrisVP> yeah, it's nice that it's GPL'd too 15:25 < ChrisVP> by the way, i'm back on OS X now... so i can attempt a build 15:25 < pabs3> cool 15:27 < pabs3> btw, I'm just about to write a README for synfig/synfigstudio, are people able to help right now? ideally over gobby so we can do it collaboratively 15:27 * pabs3 pings everyone: Bombe ChrisVP dooglus madsen__ omry ralou tonsofpcs zipola 15:27 < ChrisVP> i'm here (obviously) 15:28 < pabs3> got gobby? 15:28 < ChrisVP> getting it 15:28 < omry> pabs3, too busy with other stuff.. 15:28 < pabs3> ok. I'll send to the list after anyways 15:29 < ChrisVP> yuck, it's a pain in OS X... lemme boot up a VM 15:31 < pabs3> (I'm using 0.4) 15:32 < ChrisVP> i'm adding it to my sources list... just a sec 15:37 < pabs3> chianamo.mine.nu port 6522 15:37 < ChrisVP> this repository really hates me 15:38 < pabs3> well, just review when I post to the list I guess 15:38 < ChrisVP> yeah, that'll work 15:47 < ChrisVP> got it 15:48 < ChrisVP> i guess the repository listed on the site isn't operational anymore 16:26 < pabs3> sent, I'm off to bed 16:27 < ChrisVP> ok, thanks 16:27 -!- pabs3 [n=pabs@dsl-58-7-252-146.wa.westnet.com.au] has quit ["Don't rest until all the world is paved in poems."] 17:43 -!- omry [n=omry@l85-130-138-23.broadband.actcom.net.il] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 19:15 -!- omry [n=omry@l85-130-138-23.broadband.actcom.net.il] has joined #synfig 19:55 * dooglus pongs pabs3 19:56 < ChrisVP> pabs isn't here 19:57 < dooglus> that's OK. I wasn't here when he pinged me, so it's only fair. 19:57 < dooglus> did you get synfig to build on OS X? 19:57 < ChrisVP> i wish 19:58 < dooglus> what's the problem? 19:58 < ChrisVP> i don't know enough about building, for starters 19:59 < dooglus> I've never used OS X, but it's a kind of UNIX isn't it? 19:59 < ChrisVP> yeah, it's based on a BSD core 19:59 < dooglus> so I'd expect building to be similar to how it works on Linux 20:00 < dooglus> you've seen the 'macosxbuild.sh' files? 20:00 < ChrisVP> can't say i have... heh 20:00 < ChrisVP> i'm kinda bumping around the Synfig wiki atm 20:00 < dooglus> in the top-level of the synfig and synfigstudio directories 20:00 < dooglus> did you check the source out of subversion? 20:01 < ChrisVP> nope 20:01 < ChrisVP> honestly i'm dev stupid 20:01 < dooglus> ok. that's the first thing to do. 20:01 < ChrisVP> i'm in it for the learning experience though 20:01 < ChrisVP> if i do it once, i can do it again i'm sure 20:01 < ChrisVP> i'll pop open terminal, i'm sure i need that 20:02 < dooglus> yes 20:02 < dooglus> make a new folder somewhere to hold all the synfig code 20:02 < dooglus> then 'cd' into that folder 20:02 < ChrisVP> ok 20:03 < dooglus> then check out the 3 subversion modules, like this: 20:03 < dooglus> svn co http://svn.voria.com/code/ETL/trunk/ etl 20:03 < dooglus> svn co http://svn.voria.com/code/ETL/trunk/ synfig 20:03 < dooglus> svn co http://svn.voria.com/code/ETL/trunk/ synfigstudio 20:03 < dooglus> aah - you might not have subversion installed, I guess... 20:03 < ChrisVP> dang, svn: command not found 20:03 < ChrisVP> yeah 20:04 < ChrisVP> i pulled up a tutorial 20:04 < ChrisVP> easy installer, this should help 20:04 < dooglus> is there a repository of packages for OS X? or does it use the Windows method of having you hunt executables on the web? 20:04 < ChrisVP> it's Subversion 1.4.3, i hope that's new enough 20:04 < ChrisVP> you can install Fink, and that sort of does repositories 20:04 < dooglus> I'm using Subversion command-line client, version 1.4.2. 20:04 < dooglus> so I guess 1.4.3 is new enough :) 20:05 < ChrisVP> but most users on OS X don't have Fink, so i don't think it's the best route 20:05 < dooglus> what do most OS X users do? 20:05 < ChrisVP> hunt around for the DMGs (exe) 20:06 < ChrisVP> Fink is (basically) a port of the debian repository system 20:06 < ChrisVP> at least, that's how i understand it 20:06 < dooglus> I see 20:06 < dooglus> I just spent far too long tracking down a synfig bug 20:06 < dooglus> it turned out in the end to be a one-line fix 20:07 < ChrisVP> yikes 20:07 < ChrisVP> i hate that... working in code and the answer is so easy 20:07 < ChrisVP> granted, i do web design, it's a lot easier 20:07 < dooglus> brb 20:09 < dooglus> ok 20:09 < dooglus> any luck getting svn installed? 20:09 < ChrisVP> i have to add a file to my .profile 20:09 < ChrisVP> add a line* 20:09 < dooglus> what shell does OS X use by default? 20:10 < ChrisVP> erm, i know it's called Terminal, and they use a thing called "Darwin" 20:10 < ChrisVP> yuck 20:10 < ChrisVP> tcsh 20:10 < dooglus> echo $SHELL 20:10 < dooglus> or 20:10 < dooglus> ps | grep $$ 20:11 < dooglus> should tell you 20:11 < ChrisVP> hmm 20:11 < ChrisVP> it's bash 20:11 < dooglus> I don't think tcsh will read .profile - it reads .login 20:11 < ChrisVP> it says bash i guess 20:11 < dooglus> ok 20:11 < ChrisVP> my mistake 20:12 < dooglus> bash looks for ~/.bash_profile, ~/.bash_login, and ~/.profile, in that order, and reads and executes commands from the first one that exists and is readable. 20:12 < dooglus> so it's best to use ~/.bash_profile, rather than .profile 20:12 < ChrisVP> ok 20:14 < ChrisVP> fink will be easier to get subversion 20:15 < ChrisVP> get it via a package manager 20:19 < ChrisVP> got it 20:19 < ChrisVP> svn installed 20:20 < ChrisVP> and....... all 3 subversion modules are checked out 20:21 < dooglus> ok 20:21 < ChrisVP> oops 20:21 < dooglus> you'll have 3 new directories 20:21 < dooglus> in the 2 beginning with 's', you'll see the osbuild script I mentioned before 20:21 < ChrisVP> i did it in the wrong folder 20:21 < dooglus> you can move the folders into the new folder - I don't think subversion will mind 20:22 < ChrisVP> ok 20:22 < ChrisVP> osbuild... 20:22 < ChrisVP> nope 20:23 < dooglus> http://wiki.synfig.com/Build_instructions has the build instructions I used on debian 20:23 < ChrisVP> ok 20:23 < ChrisVP> i'll follow those and see what happens 20:23 < dooglus> you need to install the etl stuff first 20:23 < dooglus> there's nothing to build 20:24 < ChrisVP> rats 20:24 < dooglus> what happened? 20:24 < ChrisVP> i need GNU autoconf 20:25 < dooglus> yes 20:25 < dooglus> you need a whole load of packages... 20:25 < dooglus> but autoconf should be available for OS X I'd think 20:25 < ChrisVP> yea 20:25 < ChrisVP> it's all in FINK 20:25 < ChrisVP> it'll probably be rough this first time around 20:26 < ChrisVP> lmao 20:26 < ChrisVP> checking for gawk... no 20:26 < ChrisVP> checking for mawk... no 20:26 < ChrisVP> checking for nawk... no 20:26 < ChrisVP> checking for awk... awk 20:26 < ChrisVP> checking whether make sets $(MAKE)... no 20:26 < ChrisVP> checking whether to enable maintainer-specific portions of Makefiles... no 20:26 < ChrisVP> checking for gcc... no 20:26 < ChrisVP> checking for cc... no 20:26 < ChrisVP> checking for cc... no 20:26 < ChrisVP> checking for cl... no 20:26 < ChrisVP> i have nothing 20:26 < ChrisVP> what in there do i absolutely need 20:27 < ChrisVP> do i need it all? 20:28 < dooglus> you probably only need one of the *awk things, and you have it 20:28 < dooglus> if you get g++, it'll probably come with the other stuff 20:28 < dooglus> but you will need a C++ compiler, for sure (since the program is written in C++!) 20:28 < ChrisVP> yea 20:30 < dooglus> do you know C++? 20:30 < ChrisVP> no 20:30 < dooglus> hmmm. me neither. 20:30 < dooglus> makes coding in it v. difficult :) 20:30 < ChrisVP> i can imagine 20:31 < ChrisVP> exciting.... i need a 1gig file to get GCC 20:31 < ChrisVP> Apple's XCode comes with GCC and a bunch of other things... but it isn't bundled 20:32 < dooglus> I'm not sure if 'GCC' will include 'G++' or not. 20:32 < dooglus> if you see 'G++' on the list, get that instead 20:32 < ChrisVP> i hope 20:33 < dooglus> in debian, g++ and gcc are 2 separate packages 20:33 < ChrisVP> it might be in darwin ports 20:34 < dooglus> g++-4.1 depends on gcc-4.1-base (= 4.1.1-21), gcc-4.1 (= 4.1.1-21), libstdc++6-4.1-dev (= 4.1.1-21), libc6 (>= 2.3.6-6) 20:34 < dooglus> hopefully your package system can chase down dependencies for you, or it's going to be a lot of work 20:35 < ChrisVP> thus far i've been grabbing them all myself 20:35 < ChrisVP> :-/ 20:39 < dooglus> oh, and I mis-read - 1gig for GCC? 20:39 < dooglus> that can't be right 20:40 < ChrisVP> 1gig for all of XCode 20:40 < ChrisVP> GCC is included in the XCode download 20:40 < dooglus> but still 20:40 < dooglus> 1 gig is huge 20:40 < ChrisVP> yea 20:40 < dooglus> a lot of linux distributions fit on a single CD - that's less than 1GB 20:42 < dooglus> do you jabber or MSN? 20:42 < ChrisVP> i do it all, but jabber is preferred 20:42 < dooglus> it would make it a lot easier for me to notice when you've spoken if you were there instead of here 20:42 < ChrisVP> ok 20:43 < dooglus> dooglus@jabber.org 20:43 < ChrisVP> chrisvanpatten {at{ gmail {dot{ com 20:44 < dooglus> oh, if you're using gmail, add dooglus@gmail.com instead 20:44 < ChrisVP> ok 21:37 -!- omry [n=omry@l85-130-138-23.broadband.actcom.net.il] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 21:42 -!- ChrisVP [n=chris@cpe-72-228-115-8.twcny.res.rr.com] has left #synfig [] 21:48 -!- omry [n=omry@l85-130-138-23.broadband.actcom.net.il] has joined #synfig 21:52 -!- ChrisVP [n=chris@cpe-72-228-115-8.twcny.res.rr.com] has joined #synfig 21:52 < ChrisVP> *gulp*... here goes nothing 22:03 -!- omry [n=omry@l85-130-138-23.broadband.actcom.net.il] has quit [Remote closed the connection] 22:04 -!- omry [n=omry@l85-130-138-23.broadband.actcom.net.il] has joined #synfig 22:15 < ChrisVP> etl and synfig folders are identical... for whatever reason 22:19 -!- ChrisVP [n=chris@cpe-72-228-115-8.twcny.res.rr.com] has quit [] 22:28 -!- dyloxin [n=dyloxin@dsl081-054-146.sfo1.dsl.speakeasy.net] has left #synfig [] 22:33 -!- dyloxin [n=dyloxin@dsl081-054-146.sfo1.dsl.speakeasy.net] has joined #synfig 23:40 -!- coz_ [n=coz_@pool-151-201-58-203.pitt.east.verizon.net] has joined #synfig 23:40 < coz_> hello all 23:41 -!- coz_ [n=coz_@pool-151-201-58-203.pitt.east.verizon.net] has left #synfig ["Leaving"] --- Log closed Sun Feb 25 00:00:23 2007