Re: [gtk-list] Re: Solaris compile error

[Deon Ramsey <ramsey dfki uni-kl de>]

Tom Tromey <tromey@creche.cygnus.com> wrote:

> I believe The core dumps are actually coming from the `echo' program,
> as run by libtool.  The libtool maintainer recently posted a patch
> here which fixes the problem.  Get his patch, apply it, and things
> should work properly.

Or better, use my gtk-draco-980318-0.patch (see also the thread with subject 
'Fix for Solaris 2.5/2.6 problems with cordumps on...' for more data on that). 
The reason you should use my patch instead
of the libtool maintainer's is because libtool is used in *two* places inside 
gtk+0.99.7, and it fixes
both, whereas the libtool patch gets only one (or you have to apply it twice 
;-). Aside from that, it
does exactly the same as said patch.
   Bye
Deon Ramsey

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