Le jeu 13/03/2003 à 14:06, C C a écrit : > Thanks for your explanations, Christophe. > > To detect gnome-vfs-2.0 (or >2.0) at runtime, is the > following true: > - if a GTK app (requiring GTK>=2.0.6) is running fine, > then this GTK app can also assume gnome-vfs is also > available? nope, gnome-vfs is a gnome lib, and gnome is installed on top of gtk, ie you can install gtk without installing gnome-vfs. > - Non GUI apps could detect if they can use (not > install) gnome-vfs at runtime by doing a dlopen on the > gnome-vfs shared library and a dlsym on the function > "gnome_vfs_initialized". If this passes, then the app > can assume gnome-vfs can be used? Yeah, something like that should work if you want to load gnome-vfs at runtime. Out of curiosity, what are you trying to achieve ? That seems a bit weird not to link against gnome-vfs at compile time :) Christophe
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