> is with gnome-speech, which seems to have problems with Bonobo > activation on 64-bit Linux boxes. OpenSolaris doesn't suffer from the > 64-bit oddities, so you might consider it, or you might just install a > 32-bit Linux distribution on your 64-bit box until we figure out what's > going wrong with gnome-speech on a 64-bit Linux box. BTW, if you have a > good idea of what's going wrong with gnome-speech on 64-bit Linux boxes, > please feel free to help!
To me it awfully looks like one of those classical "don't convert a 32 bit int to a pointer" problems. After 20 minutes of debugging I quit when I discovered that I need to recompile a whole chain of interfaces to get debug output. Last thing I remember is that I saw a corba parameter conversion (marshalling) that looked ill-formed. /Roland _______________________________________________ gnome-accessibility-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-accessibility-list
