On 23 Aug 2006, at 05:46, Charles Philip Chan wrote:
On 2006-08-23 00:34:46 -0400 Gregory John Casamento
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I just not built everything as non-debug on my P3/700 laptop running
SuSE 9.3
w/ gcc 3.3.5. It works fine. Gorm comes up properly.
GORM comes up properly for me too, but if I try to create something
new or open a GORM file, nothing comes up. The strange thing is, if I
build a debug version and start GORM with either:
debugapp Gorm.debug
or
openapp Gorm.debug
everything works fine. I am at a lost...
Just FYI ... having debug and non-debug code on the same system tends
to be problematic because unless you are very careful, after a while
you end up accidentally doing something such that library and bundle
inter-dependencies cause both a debug and a non-debug version of the
same library to get linked into something. This can cause strange
crashes and/or failure to load bundles and dynamic libraries.
It sounds like this might be your problem.
When this happens, my solution is to delete *every* library/binary
and do a clean rebuild ... that's usually quicker/easier than pinning
down the exact problem and replacing only the binaries actually
causing the trouble.
I'd really like to scrap the separation of debug/non-debug libraries
in the make system, as I think it causes more trouble than it's worth.
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