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Re: PDF doc generation broken with doxygen 1.8.16 and later? duncan Sep 22, 2020  
 
With the following ...

commit b713b919756fd420063e7defc30bfc21996de636
Author: Albrecht Schlosser
[...]
CommitDate: Mon Sep 21 14:32:46 2020 +0200

PDF docs: generate LaTeX header file from source
[...]
This makes the PDF documentation independent of the doxygen and
latex versions of the build system.

... the PDF documentation *should* be working with all recent and
hopefully future doxygen and latex versions.
 
For info:

on my outdated CentOS 7.7 box at work, which has:
 * cmake2.8.12, doxygen-1.8.5, TexLive 2013
the CMake build falls at the first hurdle because of the minimum_cmake_required

With a private version of cmake-3.18.2, the html docs build, but the pdf fails:
sh: epstopdf: command not found
error: Problems running epstopdf. Check your TeX installation!

I don't this this is a problem with the new FLTK cmake / doxygen config as such,
but it might be worth updating the README files to indicate minimum versions.

D.

PS. Hardly anyone uses LaTeX so it's not even worth reporting this
to the IT team until after we've been migrated to CentOS 8 :-(

PPS. I'll test the MacOSX configuration this evening...


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