gtk_file_chooser page faults (win32)
- From: David <dbree duo-county com>
- To: gtk-app-devel-list gnome org
- Subject: gtk_file_chooser page faults (win32)
- Date: Wed, 11 Aug 2004 17:23:45 -0500
This is a win32 problem, but I thought this might be an appropriate
place.
I'm trying to build a program using GTK that will run under both linux
and MS Windows. On the MS side, I'm using MinGW/MSYS. I'm using the
GTK files from the Tor Lillqvist page.
When I began with the program, I was using GTK 2.2.x, I believe it was.
For file browsing, I was, of course, using gtk_file_selection.. I've
since upgraded to GTK 2.4 and have converted to gtk_file_chooser..
Actually, I'm using gtk_file_chooser_dialog..
As of now, most of my time has been spend under Linux working things
out. I can't recall when I last did a thorough test under Windows, but
now, upon executing the program in DOS window, I get a page fault when
trying to do file browsing. the original file chooser dialog doesn't
appear. In the DOS screen, I get about 4 warnings, coming from various
GTK source files, where "... filename != NULL failed...".
The file chooser seems to work fine if called under msys, as well as
under Linux. I have some tarball backups of the sources of my program.
All that use "file chooser" crash. I have one version prior to changing
from gtk_file_selection. I even recompiled it to day and it works.
This crash could be caused by something I'm doing, and not by
gtk_file_chooser, but it doesn't show up under msys or Linux. I wonder
if anyone else has encountered anything like this?
I compile for windows with the options -mno-cygwin -mms-bitfields. I
hadn't been using -mwindows, but I even tried that, to no avail.
I appreciate any suggestions. At the moment, it appears that I may have
to go some other route with my file selection, if it isn't something I'm
doing, but, again, it seems to be a quirk with running under the DOS
prompt, unless it is a bug that the other systems are letting me get by
with.
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