James Henstridge writes:
> C++ performs symbol mangling, which is why libglade could not find
> the symbol. If you look at the object file containing the function
> with nm, you should see that the function name there is different.
>
> To fix the problem, you will have to declare that your function
> should be usable from C. Something like:
> extern "C" void on_zoom_valeur_activate (GtkWidget * w, gpointer
> data);
>
> This only limits what you can put in the argument list to C syntax
> (ie. no default arguments or alternate implementations with
> different argument lists) -- it doesn't limit you to only C syntax
> inside the function body. This will prevent the compiler from
> mangling the symbol name.
Thanks for the info. I finaly do the connect signal stuff by hand as I
also need to pass data to the handler.
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