Created attachment 14339 [details] otate-image-surface-paint-xlib-rgb24-diff.png Executing configure followed by make fails unless the Makefiles are edited using sed 's/\(-include render\.h \)\(renderproto\.h\)/\1-include \2/' With this change, make succeeds. Make check fails numerous tests, however, and in some cases the diff image created looks more like the reference image than the output image. For example, rotate-image-surface-paint-xlib-rgb24-diff.png looks more like rotate-image-surface-paint-ref.png than rotate-image-surface-paint-xlib-rgb24-out.png and I assume it should not. See attachment. OS: Mac OS X 10.4.11 gcc: 4.0.1 If make check is run in an xterm, X11 crashes. Although X11 is not as stable as one might like, unlike earlier versions, it doesn't tend to crash unless some sort of error occurs. I can't give the error message because xterm disappears, too, of course. Run from a regular terminal, make check completes but anything needing a display is obviously skipped.
Is this bug present in recent releases? Last one compiles fine for me.
Please reopen if you can reproduce the problem.
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