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RobinWattsLenovo sebras: hehe06:19.06 
oneforall2 9.19 doesn't want to add the gtk-3.0 when its searching for the include10:57.31 
  9.07 does looking threw the congigue but not finding why so far10:58.18 
  hmm doing a diff on the configs looks like its this added part ac_fn_c_check_header_compile LINENO HEADER VAR INCLUDES...11:02.37 
  hmm that part is just moved up 11:03.35 
sebras oneforall2: I'm not a ghostscript dev, but are you trying to run configure --enable-gtk in a ghostscript source tree?11:12.04 
  oneforall2: it seems as if ghostscripts autotools files try to use pkg-config to figure out how to link with GTK.11:13.18 
  oneforall2: first it tries gith GTK+ 3.0 and then with GTK+ 2.0 as far as I can see.11:13.44 
  oneforall2: if this is indeed your problem maybe you can look into config.log in the source tree after having run configure --enable-gtk and search for gtk to see if you see any error message (in particular from pkg-config)11:14.37 
oneforall2 yeah have gtk enabled funny how 9.07 looks in the right path and 19 cuts off the gtk-3.0 11:15.57 
  trying out .18 and see if it borks on it too11:16.50 
  18 has gone well past so far ;011:18.22 
sebras oneforall2: 9.19 from git says "checking for GTK+ 3.x... yes" on my computer when configuring.11:18.36 
oneforall2 I look in the log and do a diff on the 19 19 configure11:18.46 
  whoops 18 1911:19.04 
  yours in /usr/include/gtk-3.0 ?11:19.51 
sebras if you run "pkg-config --libs gtk+-3.0" on your command line, what does it say?11:20.00 
  oneforall2: yes.11:20.03 
  oneforall2: at least I see -I/usr/include/gtk-3.0 as the second option in the output from "pkg-config --cflags gtk+-3.0"11:20.28 
oneforall2 -lgtk-3 -lgdk-3 -latk-1.0 -lgio-2.0 -lpangocairo-1.0 -lgdk_pixbuf-2.0 -lcairo-gobject -lpango-1.0 -lcairo -lgobject-2.0 -lglib-2.0 11:20.35 
sebras oneforall2: so it seems as if pkg-config knows about gtk+3.011:20.58 
  oneforall2: are you compiling from the tarball or from a cloned git?11:21.11 
oneforall2 I do use PKGCONFIG=/usr/lib64/pkgconfig and the pc files do have the gtk-3.0 11:21.39 
sebras oneforall2: did you look into config.log and see if you saw some error message for gtk?11:22.46 
oneforall2 https://github.com/ArtifexSoftware/ghostpdl-downloads/releases/download/gs919/ghostscript-9.19.tar.gz11:23.13 
sebras oneforall2: give me a second to try that tarball out on my computer.11:23.40 
oneforall2 then I just switches the number to 8 for 18 and thats finding the headers no problem 11:23.40 
sebras oneforall2: do you simply run "./configure" or do you run something like "./configure --enable-gtk"?11:24.33 
  oneforall2: 11:24.57 
oneforall2 yeah more things for configure 11:25.07 
sebras oneforall2: "checking for GTK+ 3.x... yes" for that tarball for me as well.11:25.10 
  oneforall2: do you mind sharing the config.log from your build tree on something like pastebin.com?11:25.36 
oneforall2 http://pastebin.ca/343626211:26.47 
  hang on have to run it again . I was trying something and it failed and I compiled .18 :)11:29.07 
  couple mins to get to where it can't find the header . 11:29.45 
sebras oneforall2: right. then I'll patiently wait for a link to pastebin.com of your config.log :)11:30.19 
oneforall2 weird same friggin script and now its making it 11:34.45 
sebras oneforall2: so now it works?11:35.32 
oneforall2 aah I bet I left the patch I had for 9.0711:39.56 
  and forgot to # the line :)11:40.11 
sebras oneforall2: great, then the problem is solved. :)11:53.44 
oneforall2 :)11:58.02 
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