On 2014-07-22 17:39, Max wrote:
I've copied glib/ to neil/, replaced all the instances of glib with
neil (except for
libglib of course :) and tried to use (neil dbus) but the result is
exactly the same
- ERROR: no code for module (neil dbus)
OK, sorry to take your time on that attempt.
What if you do "guile --debug test.scm" where test.scm has just the
load-path appending and (use-modules (glib dbus)) ? If that still
doesn't work, then clearly this is nothing to do with guile-gnome.
Could it be that one or more of the calls like (dynamic-link
"libgio-2.0") are failing? These are executed during module loading,
and I think could cause the "no code" error if they throw an exception.
To allow these calls to succeed, you need to have installed the -dev or
-devel package that provides <name>.so; e.g. the libglib2.0-dev package
(on Debian) for libgio-2.0.so.
Can you try it on your machine alongside with guile-gnome?
I can try that later this evening. Right now I'm afraid I'm not at the
right computer for that.
Regards,
Neil
