gmodule problem on FreeBSD 3.1
- From: Joe Jacobson <marauder jaygrp intelihealth com>
- To: gtk-list redhat com
- Subject: gmodule problem on FreeBSD 3.1
- Date: Wed, 10 Mar 1999 14:07:03 +0000
Tried to compile GNOME 1.0 on my FreeBSD 3.1 (x86/ELF) box. The compiles
went fine, but when I ran the panel, it complained about not being able to
load its png image files. I traced the problem from imlib (1.9.4) to
gmodule (glib-1.2.0), which imlib was using to load the shared libraries it
now uses for different image types. The gmodule test program (testgmodule)
didn't run 100%. I found that an extra flag to ld (-export-dynamic) was
needed to make some applications of dlsym() work properly.
Now the question is how do I apply this to make the rest of GNOME work
(and anything else using gmodule)? Is this a problem with gtk/glib, imlib,
or something else? Perhaps libtool? Libtool (1.2e) seems to know about
the -export-dynamic flag, but never seems to use it.
This question doesn't seem quite right for this list (my apologies), but
it looked like a good place to start. Any info/clues/pointers would be
greatly appreciated!
Thanks!
Joe
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