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Subject: [Freeciv-Dev] (PR#7111) 2 client / configure bugs - sdl related ? and an sdl client crash too
From: "Guest" <rt-guest@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2003 15:04:03 -0800
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<URL: http://rt.freeciv.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=7111 >

cvs version from 16-dec-2003
os: freebsd 5.2-current

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today i tried to build an sdl client once again

./configure --disable-nls --enable-client=sdl
--prefix=/home/eugene/freeciv-sdl

with nsdl doenst work for me, so i disabled it... anyways, i wanna
report 2 other issues wich came up...

at first in "client/gui-sdl/" the "make" command fails, i figured out
that -I/usr/X11/include was mussing, after i inserted it by hand into
the makefile in that directory it compiled...

then the second issue came up...

after compiling everything fine the linking went wrong... i used
--disable-nls, but the sdl client linking complained about unresolviong
symbols in libintl...

so i added -lintl into the Makefile in the "client/" dir and it linkedf fine

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maybe someone can fix both issues? gtk and gtk2 compiling worked out of
the box...

and so far i played gtk-client many hours without a crash... :-)))

btw, the sdl client crashed right after starting :-(

-- cut --

bash-2.05b$ ./civclient 
2: Using Video Output: x11
0: Detected fatal error in gui_string.c line 598:
0: Couldn't find stdfont.ttf file. Please link/copy/move anyunicode ttf
font to data dir as stdfont.ttf
Assertion failed: (FALSE), function real_die, file shared.c, line 666.
Abort trap (core dumped)

-- cut --

Eugene


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