If you want to include the build of the Fresco library, you have to setup
#define BuildFresco YESin either xf86site.def (just uncomment the appropriate definition.
To use the library you need the gnu-ld installed. The standard ISC ld couldn't link libFresco.a inside a program.
I could test the Lib. with the sample Fresco Application fdraw, which compiled without problem. It seems that Fresco applications has some problems running with display :0.0 on Interactive. (I test it only against standard XLOCAL transport mechanism, this could maybe improved by using another XLOCAL configuration). The fdraw window is closed with the following message:
XIO: fatal IO error 11 (Resource temporarily unavailable) on X server ":0.0"As a workaround you could specify local-machinename:0 to the -display Argument when starting the Fresco application. On TCP/IP transport you got a workable Fresco App.
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