Does QNX support building fonts for an embedded system if a developer is
using the Windows hosted IDE?
I’m following the instructions in the “Photon in Embedded Systems”
documentation. It shows how to do it on the command line in a Neutrino
environment, but doesn’t say anything about how to do it in the IDE or on
Windows. A search for a windows version of the fontadmin utility came up
empty.
Do I need to do this on a Neutrino hosted system and then copy the files
over to Windows?
TIA
That title should have been “Assembly OF photon fonts on windows”.
I’m not doing them in assembly 
You’re right that fontadmin is not present on Windows. But it really does
not do anything that can’t be done easily in a text editor. In fact it has
been removed for 6.4.0 with the phfont rewrite.
More importantly, mkfontdir is present on Windows (from the command line).
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“Ken Schumm” <kwschumm@qsolv.com> wrote in message
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Does QNX support building fonts for an embedded system if a developer is
using the Windows hosted IDE?I’m following the instructions in the “Photon in Embedded Systems”
documentation. It shows how to do it on the command line in a Neutrino
environment, but doesn’t say anything about how to do it in the IDE or on
Windows. A search for a windows version of the fontadmin utility came up
empty.Do I need to do this on a Neutrino hosted system and then copy the files
over to Windows?TIA