RE: [gtk-list] libdl.so.1 being used?

["McKisson, Shawn" <mckisss netsolve net>]

Thank you for your reply.

I did execute this step before trying to build tkg+, and an ldconfig verbose
listing says that
(Im can't get to that PC right now, so here is the short version)

libdl.so.1 -> (libc5)
libdl.so.2 -> (glibc)

Is that libdl part of glib, glibc, something else?

--shawn


-----Original Message-----
From: Rich Shepard [mailto:rshepard@appl-ecosys.com]
Sent: Monday, August 02, 1999 12:08 PM
To: McKisson, Shawn
Subject: Re: [gtk-list] libdl.so.1 being used?


On Mon, 2 Aug 1999, McKisson, Shawn wrote:

> I recently upgraded to glibc and I am trying to install gtk+-1.2 for the
> first time.
> So I first downloaded and built glib, did the make check, and installed it
> after all the tests passed.
> When I tried to ./configure gtk+, however, it halted with an error about
not
> having glib correctly installed. I tracked this down in the config.log,
and

Shawn,

  After installing glib you need to make it visible to gtk+. The way to do
this is to update the shared library database by running (as root)
/sbin/ldconfig.

  This program looks at all the directories in /etc/ld.conf (I think it is)
and puts all the libraries in a place where they're visible to the programs
that need them.

  Do this and you'll be able to run ./configure from the gtk+-1.2.3
directory.

Rich

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