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On 5/19/09 11:41 AM, Toby White wrote:

> I've tried rebuilding both cairo and pycairo manually, but to no  
> effect. Neither of them seem to involve libiconv directly.
> 
> Presumably the problem is that something somewhere is using the wrong  
> version of libiconv.
> 
> Any ideas?

According to otool, it looks like pycairo needs to link against our
libiconv, but it has not linked against any libiconv at all.  (At least,
that's how it looks...)


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