When trying to make glib-1.2.9, gstrfuncs.c has some errors:
At line 1063: 'MB_LEN_MAX' undeclared. This can be fixed this by adding
'#include <limits.h>' to the file.
At line 1352: parse error before ';'. This line assigns G_MAXINT to a
variable. It appears that G_MAXINT is defined as INT_MAX which is
defined as the maximum sized integer.
I'm a bit rusty in C and I'm unfamiliar with this app (and the other
gtk+ modules). I hesitate to just start making changes to the code. I
think that if the problems were really with gtk+, others would have
found these errors before now.
My machine runs Red Hat 7.0 with the latest Ximian GNOME updates. I
also have Nautilus, which means that I have to have at least gtk+
1.2.9. I updated my system with Ximian's Red Carpet except where it
wanted to install older versions of software that I already have.
I'd be very happy to have executables for glib, gdk and gtk as long as
they were version 1.2.9. Does anyone know where I can get them or how I
might have messed up my system?
I want to rewrite and upgrade a package I wrote in Delphi in C++ under
Linux to be release under the GPL.
Thanks for your help.
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