> Well I don't have more than one version of Lua or wxWidgets installed. I
> installed them directly form the apt repository in Ubuntu. I checked ldd and
> did not find any .so that linked to anything outside the systems version of
> Lua. Could it be a difference because wxLua is bound to 2.8.10 and the
> version I am building is using 2.8.11?
No, the only reason that wxLua hasn't been released for 2.8.11 is that
there aren't many (if any) changes in wxWidgets that would affect
people. I use wxLua compiled with 2.8.11 exclusively.
> I also tried using the local only versions and it still segmentation faults.
Please try to install "gdb" and then run
$gdb lua
In the gdb prompt type "run myprogram.lua", when it segfaults type
"bt" and post the results.
> So I did find out that if I use 'wxlua' to run the scripts everything works
> fine. So it seems to be erroring out using the wxLua Lua module (wx.so) from
> strait lua. Does that help at all? In fact, it is not the line of requiring
Yes, that's why I am thinking that there is some mismatch between the
Lua wxLua was compiled with and the Lua on your system. wxLua comes
with it's own Lua in wxLua/modules/lua, it's completely generic, but
has some patches applied. Please look at "config.log" or the output of
configure to see that wxLua is not compiling against
wxLua/modules/lua, but /usr/include/lua...
> that seg faults, it is the first time you call into the library and display
> a GUI element (like a wxMessageBox). Now if I pass the wrong parameters to a
> function in wxLua it will give me the normal wxLua error message. It does
> not actually seg fault on that. Does this help?
Not really, you can run apps with mismatched libs with some success,
until you hit a function that is different, then you crash.
Regards,
John
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