I maintain a build framework for GTK+-2 on OSX which uses Quartz,
rather than X11, as the display engine. (More info at
http://gtk-osx.sourceforge.net
) This is possible in part due to the excellent work of the pango team.
A recent change to Pango, 01783de926a09dd8a3b11699bc8b1a6b6dce0556,
replaced ATS with CoreText. While this is necessary for x86_64
compilation (ATS is Carbon and so only 32-bit compatible), it isn't
backward-compatible with 10.4 (CoreText was introduced in 10.5). Since
there are still a lot of Tiger users out there, it seems a bit
premature to cut them off. Is this an intended consequence?
Regards,
John Ralls
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