Thanks.
So the problem disappear now, with:
Glib::thread_init();
Gnome::Main gui ("PROGRAM_NAME", "VERSION",
Gnome::UI::module_info_get(), argc, argv);
> Whenever you get errors such as 'foo is not initialized', it usually
> means that you have forgotten to call a library initialization
> function (in this case, it's complaining that Glib::thread_init()
> wasn't called). Did you create a Gnome::Main object? My guess is
> that libgnome calls the appropriate initialization functions within
> the constructor of Gnome::Main.
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