nilan wrote: >> >>> 2)As you told i installed fltk 1.3.0 and unmerge previous=20 >>> 1.1.7 and then >>> compiled my program. it was ok up to compile. >> >> One possibility is that you have managed to create a build that is a >> hybrid of 1.1.7 and 1.3.x. This might be possible since the header files >> largely match, but the underlying ABI does not. So, if you built your >> 1.3.x version, but it picked up bits of a pre-existing 1.1.7 >> installation, bad things might happen... >> >> I would suggest you remove all traces of any previous 1.1.7 or 1.3.x >> install, then re-install 1.3.x from clean baseline, then clean and >> remake all your code, and see how you get on. >> >> If you are running multiple versions of fltk in parallel, you do need to >> be careful about cross-pollution between them. (It is perfectly >> possible, I have 5 variants on this box, but you do need to be careful!) >> >> > > I have already checked it and did install after cleaning every things > regarding previous installation but problem didnt solve.
I also think that Ian's assumption is the most probable. Maybe you're linking dynamically with an old shared fltk .so file. Please cd to your 1.3 root dir and enter ldd fluid/fluid and post the output here. You should look at anything related to fltk and check if there is a FLTK 1.1.7 file involved. BTW.: Did you "(sudo) make install" ? Albrecht _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
