[webkit-help] webkit cairo dependency versions documented?

[aaron reed]

Hi,

I am creating a .NET control that embeds webkit so I have to 
ship the 
control, webkit and its dependencies which leaves me needing the Cairo 
flavor of webkit.  I read 
https://trac.webkit.org/wiki/BuildingCairoOnWindows and it looks like 
all of the external dependencies that this flavor of webkit needs to 
build are already in the tree.  And it built just fine for me.  However, when
 I added WebKit\WebKitLibraries\win\bin into my path and ran 
WebKit\WebKitBuild\Debug_Cairo_CFLite\bin\WinLauncher_debug.exe, it 
didn't run.  For example, the tree seems to be missing the icu*.dll's.  
It mentioned that I needed icuin40.dll and when I got it from 
http://site.icu-project.org/home, that icuin40.dll was missing an entry 
point that I guess webkit needed and the library's date and size didn't 
match the version I got from the icu website.  Obviously this means that
 the icu libraries that are in the webkit tree don't match the publicly 
available .dlls which leaves me a little concerned.  I know that the 
BuildingCairoOnWindows page says to copy everything from \program 
files\safari, but since I don't think we are allowed to redistribute 
Safari dlls, that won't work for me.  When I eventually found 
http://idisk.mac.com/bfulgham-Public/requirements.zip and added these to
 my path, winlauncher_debug worked just fine so there is nothing really 
wrong with my tree.  I just don't have a clear idea of what I need or 
where to get them from.

Can anyone point me to any information on exactly 
what versions of which dependencies I need?  I feel really shaky 
relying on .zips people have uploaded because, if nothing else, I have 
no idea under what licenses these files are made available.  And if the 
files don't match publicly available versions (like the icu files I 
mentioned previously), that makes me even more nervous.  I guess I'm ok 
with shipping what's in the webkit tree if I know their pedigree.

Any help you can give would be wonderful.

Thanks,
--Aaron 		 	   		  
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