"David R. Morrison" wrote: > > I've found a better solution to our LessTif problems. There is no need > to compile xfree86 with -flat_namespace, so long as every package which > depends on LessTif is compiled with a new LDFLAG, -force_flat_namespace .
Yes, this looks like the best solution so far. I tested nedit and geomview with this flag against all combinations of twolevel and flat namespace for both libXt and libXm, and it works in all cases. Incidentally this also gets rid of the 3000 multiply-defined symbols warnings one usually gets during compilation. I had recompiled libXm.2.0.1.dylib with twolevel_namespace, following the advice of Torrey Lyons who thinks that everything should ideally be compiled with twolevel_namespace. It didn't help with our problem, though. A little problem with the new geomview: It didn't upgrade gracefully. /sw/bin/geomview used to be a directory, and it remained so after the upgrade. It should now be a symlink to the geomview executable script, so there was no geomview executable. I had to manually remove this directory and reinstall geomview. -- Martin _______________________________________________ Fink-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/fink-devel
