Hello again everyone: Sorry about the late reply, I had to travel just after that last message, and haven't had a chance to get back to the list about this. My current binaries are: 2.8.8-2.
Is there a newer version out that fixes these issues? I tried adding --enable-runtime-pseudo-reloc to the "Additional Linker Options" under the project's build options in Code::Blocks (the IDE that I use), but it doesn't seem to help. ~Scott Cedric Gustin wrote: > Hi Scott, > > Could you please give us the version of gtkmm you use: my latest > binaries gtkmm-2.8.8-2 ? > Those problems should have been fixed in the latest release but one > particular case of bad auto-import might have been skipped. > > Anyway, if you are really in a hurry for you project, try to add > > -Wl,--enable-runtime-pseudo-reloc > > to the gcc options at link time. No modification to your code is > necessary. > > Cedric > > On 9/14/06, Scott Johnson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >> Hello Everyone. >> >> I have been using gtkmm for a couple of years now, developing software >> for school districts as well as for thesis research. I recently opened >> up an old project that used gtkmm-2.2, and converted it to gtkmm-2.4, as >> well as converting the project from Dev-CPP to Code::Blocks. Everything >> went successfully, even compilation, when I commented out a small block >> of code: >> >> // add all of the sub menus to the top menu bar >> MenuList items = topBar->items(); >> >> If I don't comment this line out, I get the following error: >> >> overviewwindow.o:overviewwindow.cpp:(.text$_ZN3Gtk12Menu_Helpers8MenuListD1Ev[Gtk::Menu_Helpers::MenuList::~MenuList()]+0xb): >> >> >> variable 'vtable for Gtk::Menu_Helpers::MenuList' can't be >> auto-imported. Please read the documentation for ld's >> --enable-auto-import for details. >> >> I have gotten this error in the past, when working with WX, and the >> solution amounted to adding a #define in the compiler options of >> Code::Blocks. After an hour or so of searching, I am unable to find a >> reference to this problem in relation to gtkmm or GTK+. I am wondering >> if anyone has any insight into what the compiler #define option might be >> to resolve this, or if there is another solution. All of my dlls and >> include files were installed using a package installer (i.e. I didn't >> build them from source). I am using Windows XP as my platform. > -- ______________ |Scott Johnson \___________________________ |_______________/---------------------------| | | | Graphics/Visualization Research Assistant | | Digital Technology Center | | University of Minnesota | | | | Office: Walter 460 | | Office Phone: 612-625-1257 | | Web: http://www.cs.umn.edu/~scottj | | Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | | | |___________________________________________| _______________________________________________ gtkmm-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkmm-list
