[Sorry for not replying soon]
>>>>> On Sun, 1 Sep 2002 20:59:41 +0200,
>>>>> "MEM" == "Marcelo E. Magallon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>> Akira TAGOH <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>> this RTLD_GLOBAL issue isn't related libpng3 because gtk+2.0 loads
>> the image loader module without RTLD_GLOBAL. If I'm wrong, please
>> let me know.
MEM> The use of RTLD_GLOBAL is not something that the glib client requests
MEM> or decides. This is hardcoded in glib. You have to patch glib to stop
MEM> it from using RTLD_GLOBAL. The change will automagically propagate
MEM> down afterwards.
I see. but I won't apply it to glib, because it may becomes
a reason a compatibility is lost between ours and other
distro. I think this is the same reason as you said.
To another solution, if there are an architecture which has
broken RTLD_GLOBAL on Debian, I'll apply a patch to stop the
glib2.0 build. it will keeps a compatibility on Debian.
Then, in order to solve a problem like libpng3 issue
completely, I'll apply a patch like Red Hat did for
gdk-pixbuf. it means the image modules will be loaded
without RTLD_GLOBAL.
Is this enough for you?
Regards,
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