On Sat, 30 Mar 2002 11:02:22 -0500 Likai Liu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > > Henrik Persson wrote: > > >Hmm.. I get them sometimes when I reply to someones message.. Other times just it >just happens without me doing anything.. It could be something in the eventqueue.. > > > so indeed something bad happens when you leave your licq on for long > time, right? did you use "top" or "ps" to check licq's memory usage? Yep.. But it's normal memoryuseage.. Or.. It was when I checked.. Im going to monitor it closely this afternoon.. > that's the art of shared objects. maybe you have multiple qt libraries > installed in /usr/lib, /usr/local/lib, and some other places where you > can find in LD_LIBRARY_PATH (iirc), and some package you installed > insisted on making symbolic links in /usr/local/lib or so from libqt-mt > to libqt, so to quietly make libqt single threaded programs use > libqt-mt. when you remove libqt-mt from all locations, the symlink in > /usr/local/lib no longer works, and system falls back to /usr/lib or so, > and finds the unmingled libqt single thread. that's my guess. That was the first thing I checked.. But libqt-mt didn't had any links to libqt.. Thats why I think it's kinda strange.. I have alot of qtlibs and some qt 1.42 installed here and there but only one libqt and no broken symlinks.. I don't know QT or LICQ well enough to guess if it's LICQ that calls libqt-mt or if it's libqt that calls it.. > > by the way, I'm not an licq developer. I don't know licq well enough to > contribute, yet. ;-) Me neither.. My c++ skills needs some more tuneup before I contribute to this project ;P Henrik Persson UIN: 26019058 _______________________________________________ Licq-devel mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/licq-devel
