This variant uses the more Mac-friendly aqua driver, but it requires
that you separately install the AquaTerm package.
Note that AquaTerm is open source and could perhaps be later included
as a nix derivation. If that happens, it would be nice to remove the
gnuplot_aquaterm top-level attribute and just make it the default.
This test fails on MacOS X. The failure has something to do with
the tests expecting filesystems to accept/store filenames as
bytes. On the HFS+ filesystem, however, filenames are Unicode
characters (Normalisation Form D).
This wget ticket appears to be relevant
http://savannah.gnu.org/bugs/index.php?27541
The maintainer does not seem to think that this test
failure represents a problem in practice:
http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.wget.general/8988
But this patch should be revisited/removed if this aspect of wget is
ever addressed in the future.
NB: I'm also a bit concerned/confused that none of the tests mentioned
in that message seem to fail, so I'm not 100% sure if this is the
relevant issue.
Copy only the pc files related to X11 and OpenGL.
This should allow us to build our own version of libraries like
cairo without having the native ones be accidentally dynamically
linked in to things that depend on them.
Before this patch if we `dyldinfo -dylibs libpangocairo` we can
see that it was dynamically linked against the OS X (but seemingly
built against include files from the nix one, as we would get a
runtime complaint about missing symbols)
Copy only the pc files related to X11 and OpenGL.
This should allow us to build our own version of libraries like
cairo without having the native ones be accidentally dynamically
linked in to things that depend on them.
Before this patch if we `dyldinfo -dylibs libpangocairo` we can
see that it was dynamically linked against the OS X (but seemingly
built against include files from the nix one, as we would get a
runtime complaint about missing symbols)
Eric Kow