Re: [gnome-db] Compiling libgda on win32 with MinGW/MSYS

From: Brecht Sanders <brecht sanders org>
To: Vivien Malerba <vmalerba gmail com>
Cc: "Yaakov $Cygwin Ports$" <yselkowitz users sourceforge net>, gnome-db-list <gnome-db-list gnome org>
Subject: Re: [gnome-db] Compiling libgda on win32 with MinGW/MSYS
Date: Tue, 03 Apr 2007 13:37:47 +0200

> > You can also use the programs in the "tools" directory:
> > * gda-diagnose will produce HTML about a lot of things (this is
> > probably the first one you want to try)
>
> Here I get an error popup: "Gda-ERROR **: Error opening directory
> '......../lib/libgda-3.0/providers': No such file or directory
> aborting..."
> This is probably because I install to a temporary location before
> packaging the Windows version, and then install it to the final
> location.
> I do this because on Windows you can't assume the exact absolute
> location at compile time.
> Is there any way to tell libgda where to look for its providers?

For now and for testing purposes I put the files in the expected path and I get the output below.
What database does gda-diagnose use, or does it need additional parameters?
Is the memory warning indicating a serious problem?

$ ./gda-diagnose-3.0
Output dir './GDA_DIAGNOSE_OUTPUT' exists and is writable

***MEMORY-WARNING***: gda-diagnose-3.0.exe[484]: GSlice: g_thread_init() must be called before all other GLib functions; memory corruption due to late invocation of g_thread_init() has been detected; this program is likely to crash, leak or unexpectedly abort soon...

** (gda-diagnose:484): CRITICAL **: gda_odbc_provider_get_server_version: assertion `GDA_IS_CONNECTION (cnc)' failed

** (gda-diagnose:484): CRITICAL **: gda_odbc_provider_supports: assertion `GDA_IS_CONNECTION (cnc)' failed

Follow-Ups:
- Re: [gnome-db] Compiling libgda on win32 with MinGW/MSYS
  - From: Vivien Malerba

References:
- Re: [gnome-db] Compiling libgda on win32 with MinGW/MSYS
  - From: Brecht Sanders
- Re: [gnome-db] Compiling libgda on win32 with MinGW/MSYS
  - From: Vivien Malerba

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