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Segmentation Fault 11 on OSX 10.10.3 #18
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Building fontforge from scratch actually works:
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@depl0y, I tried the steps you outlined in your last post and I'm still getting the Segmentation Fault 11 error. I only have the Xcode Command Line tools installed, but it doesn't look like there were build errors or anything. Are you using Python 2 or 3? |
Thanks for the report. That's very strange! Unfortunately, I just tried it on a new MacBook, and I get the same problem. And I don't know how to fix it, so I'm converting fonts in Linux (a Vagrant box) now. 😢 😭 |
This is how I was able to fix it on my Macbook.
And now, it works. |
I can confirm this one works really well! Unlike on Linux and Homebrew, they're not working properly with OS X 10.10.3. |
Working fine here. Using system python and following the directions, on 10.10.3 — Generated a new set of the “official” San Francisco fonts and they work just fine. |
@depl0y Thanks for finding a solution. Are you sure about
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I have upgraded my system to 10.10.3 and I wanted to replace my font with a different one, but I have problems getting fontforge to work.
I installed homebrew, updated it and ran the fontforge install command:
brew install fontforge --with-python
This installs fontforge, but with the following messages:
Once this is done, when I try to run the python command mentioned in the readme, Python crashes with a segmentation fault 11.
I do have Xcode 6.3 installed, might that be affecting this?
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