Re: Fwd: Module loading with gtkmm 2.6

[<jimenezr ufrima imag fr>]

Thanks, 
i checked to update the compilers but i still have the problem
I send a bugreport to debian.

Remy



Murray Cumming <murrayc murrayc com> said:

> On Tue, 2005-04-26 at 09:30 +0000, jimenezr ufrima imag fr wrote:
>> Ok Murray, i try :)
>> 
>> I am working on a company manage software.
>> Untill now i use Gktmm 2.4.
>> The software is modular and it works good with gtkmm 2.4
>> 
>> Now i want to use Gtkmm 2.6 and the program crash while the execution :
>> undefined symbol: _ZN7IPlugin20mainViewFuncTree_ptrE
> 
> Maybe you have also changed compilers. If you can create a test case
> then you will either find the error or show that it exists in glibmm.
> 
>> The error appears here :
>> Glib::Module * NewModule = new Glib::Module(modulename);
>> 
>>  
>> I have found a error with Glib::Module on the web :
>> /*---------------------
>> Version details: Appears in earlier version of Glibmm as well
>> Distribution/Version: This bug affects all systems using dlopen()
> 
> In future, just show us the bugzilla URL. But this does not seem to be
> relevant at all. It is not about a change in glibmm or gtkmm.
> 
>> The enum Glib::ModuleFlags does not have a MODULE_BIND_LOCAL entry that
>> coresponds with glib's G_MODULE_BIND_LOCAL flag.  Without it modules are
>> always
>> loaded RTLD_GLOBAL.  Work around is to use code like the following:
>>  
>>  Glib::Module module(moduleName, Glib::ModuleFlags(2));
>> -----------------------*/ 
>> 
>> So i tried this
>>  Glib::Module * NewModule = new
>>  Glib::Module("Plugin/libcontact",Glib::ModuleFlags(2));
>> 
>> But the problem still the same.
>> 
>> Is it a problem with the lib Gtkmm 2.6 ?
> 
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