Re: Build problem

I believe it should be described how to get them and fc-lang directory.

On 17 июля 2008, Ben Laenen wrote:
> We could, but I don't see much point having them in SVN (are we even
> allowed to do that?). Just build with target "make full-ttf" to get the
> fonts and it works again. The issue is that default for make should
> be "make all", and that includes these status files.

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Re: Build problem

Ben Laenen wrote:
> We could, but I don't see much point having them in SVN (are we even 
> allowed to do that?). Just build with target "make full-ttf" to get the 
> fonts and it works again. The issue is that default for make should 
> be "make all", and that includes these status files.
> 
> Greetings
> Ben

My suggestion would be to add a little readme file (example attached) in
the resources/ folder in svn indicating how these files can be
retrieved. And also how the fontconfig fc-lang related bits can be
linked in. (The information is in the wiki but I think it should be in
the repo as well).

Cheers,

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You need to do the following:

- Get the current Unicode files:
wget http://www.unicode.org/Public/UNIDATA/UnicodeData.txt

Re: Build problem

Hi,

On any Linux distribution, you can usually already find those files
somewhere on the filesystem. Just give this location as argument to
the Makefile and the build will work fine. Example there:

http://cvs.fedoraproject.org/viewcvs/rpms/dejavu-fonts/devel/dejavu-fonts.spec

Last time I looked the licensing of Unicode.org files was rather weird
and I'm very happy they're not shipped with dejavu and I can offload
the licensing problems on other packagers (typically: perl ones). And
private copies of common data tend to be a maintenance problem.

Regards,

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