Re: Static compilation - pango problems :-/

[Patricia Balbastre Betoret <patricia disca upv es>]

> (process:12305): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: gtype.c:1871: initialization
>
> assertion failed, use g_type_init()prior to this function
>
> (process:12305): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: gtype.c:1871: initialization
>
> assertion failed, use g_type_init()prior to this function
>
> ** (process:12305): CRITICAL **: file pangoxft-font.c: line 772 
> (pango_xft_font_get_unknown_glyph): assertion `PANGO_XFT_IS_FONT (font)'
>
> failed

I have the same problem with GOBJECT, although no error with pango.


> After those errors (few screens of them) application segfaults :-/
>
> I've located line which causes those problems. It's :
> gtk_container_add(GTK_CONTAINER(scrolledwindow),textview);

> When I comment it, application starts, but all fonts are messed. When I
> click 
> on menu (i.e.) - it segfaults :(
> So it seems that's font display problem (in pangoxft). 
>
> Anybody got some ideas ?

Exactly the same that happens with my application (in my case the error is in 
gtk_signal_connect), but when I comment the line that causes the problem, I 
have 
the same errors, and the function that fails is gtk_widget_show. So, I can not 
execute my application.

> I've compiled all libraries (gtk+,pango,atk,glib.... etc) statically.
> And I must add, that when I compile this application non-statically - 
> everything works just fine.

Right! I have the same problem. It seems that gtk does not works very well 
with 
static compilation ...

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