I'm attaching with gdb, breaking in nl_langinfo, and it is going to the system library. I'm also running my test program with gdb and it is going to the same function. (BTW, I'm on Mac OSX 10.3). Both of the calls call setlocale with the same two arguments. So, I'm still stumped as to why gnucash has no nl_langinfo.

I'd like to be able to start gnucash from gdb so I could set breakpoints rather than attaching to it after the fact.

I may try that and just put in the arguments that ps shows me and see what happens.

Thanks,
Perry

On Jul 15, 2004, at 5:54 PM, Peter O'Gorman wrote:

Perry Smith wrote:

I'm checking out IBM's nl_langinfo code to see what it does (what does it look at... LANG? NLSPATH?)
I have only one langinfo.h on my system but I may have a library in the fink system somewhere that I'm linking to instead of Apple's.

If you are on Mac OS X 10.3 or later you have a langinfo.h in /usr/include and the implementation is in libSystem. Fink does not have an implementation of langinfo anywhere. If you are on 10.2 or earlier and have a langinfo.h then you have something odd going on :)


I did build and even try the postgres backend once long ago (it used to be built as part of the fink package), but because so many people complained about having to install postgres and all its requirements to build gnucash, I removed that backend. So I can only say "it worked once".

Peter
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