jaws wrote: > Hi, > I did some progress but I cannot run properly the application. > At the moment my application run properly with fltk 1.3.x built with > i386-linux-gcc. If I try to run the same application built for avr32 it works > if I use the fltk1.1.9. If I use the fltk 1.3.x it exits with a SIGABORT > signal and right now I didn't understand how to debug and find the cause > because the gdb stack is corrupted. > Any idea to solve or investigate this problem?
No idea, unless you give us more info. Obviously you're cross-compiling, but you didn't tell us, which tools you are using, which config, ... (although this wouldn't be helpful for me, because I don't know AVR32). But before we can help you, you must answer at least the questions I asked you last time (see below). > How is it possible that the change of the library produce this strange effect? The libraries are different in their ABI and maybe use different runtime systems (X11, Xft, Win32, ...). How do you configure your system, what locale, ... ? Please try to compile and run the FLTK demo programs first, and tell us, if they work. >> Please try if you can run the demo programs (they are linked statically, >> IIRC). >> If you can, try to build a short program with fltk-config, e.g. the short >> slider >> demo that Ian posted yesterday [1], and that I updated today [2]. >> >> The only thing you need to do is to save it in a file and compile and link it >> with the commandline shown in the comment. For this you should use the >> fltk-config script that has been generated in the source tree, because then >> you >> can be sure that it uses the generated FLTK libs and nothing else. >> >> If this works, then it must be something with your application, and you will >> have >> to debug it ... >> >> Albrecht >> >> [1] http://www.fltk.org/newsgroups.php?gfltk.general+v:27450 >> [2] http://www.fltk.org/newsgroups.php?gfltk.general+v:27458 _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
