I'm working on porting a gtk software program that runs on linux/windows to MAC OS X. The prior release of my software works fine on Mac (Tiger) with the X11 server. I'm trying the native port. I was able to build my Gtk development environment up to gtk-2.8.20 version ( glib, pango, cairo, atk, etc all installed "ok" ). But when I go to configure gtk, I get the error: X development libraries not found. I removed all X11 packages to try building a vanilla native Mac devel env.
Looking at configure.in I see:
else
have_base_x_pc=false
AC_PATH_XTRA
if test x$no_x = xyes ; then
AC_MSG_ERROR([X development libraries not found])
fi
There is no switch like in pango, cairo, etc to disable X requirements. Does this mean I have to have X11 devel libraries installed in order to compile? If so, I would assume that means the end user still needs X11 in order to run the software.
I'm attempting to build the Gtk+ env on Mac without having to install Darwin ports or other 3rd party software.
Thank you,
Calvin
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