Re: Gnumeric 0.39 problem -- undefined symbol _Py_NoneStruct

[James Henstridge <james daa com au>]

_Py_NoneStruct is the C implementation of the None object in python.
Unless you use the python plugin in gnumeric, you can ignore this message.
It indicates that the plugin was not linked correctly.  If you built
gnumeric from CVS, make sure you have a relatively recent libtool
installed (I have 1.3b on my system).  If you built from the tarball, you
could try installing libtool and running "libtoolize --force" in the base
directory of gnumeric and try compiling again.

James.

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On Thu, 21 Oct 1999, Dan Hensley wrote:

> I compiled Gnumeric 0.39 without bonobo support.  After installing it, I
> get a dialog whenever I start Gnumeric:
> Unable to open module file:
> /usr/local/lib/gnumeric/plugins/libpython.so: undefined symbol:
> _Py_NoneStruct
> 
> When I hit OK to close this dialog, Gnumeric loads.  I checked, and this
> file does exist and was installed at the same time as the rest of the
> plugins.  I've never gotten this message before.  Can someone enlighten
> me as to how I can fix it?  I remember seeing some messages during
> compile about not finding a shared version of something related to
> Python, but I don't have those messages handy now.  I'm not sure if it's
> related.
> 
> Dan
> 
> 
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