Hi,
i have the same problem with
gvv -v => 2.9-gnupro-99r1
libglade 0.14
Has anyone a solution for this problem?
Maik
To perform the signal autoconnection, libglade uses the dynamic linker.
It uses the gmodule wrapper, that relies on the fact that if you dlopen()
the file NULL, you should get a pointer to your application's symbol
table.
Now some systems require a special flag in order to make an application's
internal symbols available. For linux gcc, this is the -rdynamic linker
flag. I don't know what flag is required for solaris machines, but it
would be a good idea to find out what the flag is, and make sure you are
using it.
If you are using the gtk-config script to get the compiler/linker flags
and it isn't setting the correct flag, I recommend you bring it up on
gtk-list (for linux, gtk-config --libs includes the -rdynamic flag) so
that it can be fixed.
James.
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On Thu, 29 Jul 1999, James Macnicol wrote:
> Is anyone successfully using libglade's autoconnect functionality
> on a Solaris machine? I can get it to autoconnect to things in the GTK+
> library (e.g. gtk_main_quit()), but it doesn't want to connect to symbols
> in my executable. I can use nm to find the symbols (i.e. they're not
static
> or anything like that). Does anyone have any ideas as to what I'm doing
> wrong? I've played around with the g_module stuff and I can't even get it
> to return a pointer to main() :-(
>
>
> Thanks.
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