Alexander K. Hansen wrote:
This sounds like the qt3 upgrade bug. You'll want to use "fink rebuild qt3".
Actually this looks like a separate issue, although a rebuild might fix it as well; I'd like to know what's going on here, though. What X11 are you using?
I had a look through all the X11 versions lying around here (almost a dozen), and it seems this is a tricky one:
This symbol is defined in the OpenGL framework, and the Apple X11 libraries pull it from there, so it is *undefined* in /usr/X11R6/lib/libGL.1.dylib for all Apple X11 installations. It is *defined* in that library for all self-compiled or fink-compiled versions of X11 (with one exception I see here, a self-compiled 4.3.99.10 where it is undefined, dunno why, 4.3.99.14 has it again defined).
The qt3 in the bindist was probably compiled with xfree86-4.2.1 from Fink, so a recompilation should solve the problem.
The conclusion is that there are chances that self- (or Fink-) compiled xfree86 versions are not automatically totally binary compatible with Apple's X11, and qt3s compiled with one will be incompatible with the other.
-- Martin
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