Re: [AL] Crash on xmms shutdown

[Peter W. <tj...@al...>]

On 2002-06-24, Andy Goth <unu...@op...> wrote:
> Anyway, the output of allegro-config --static [--libs] is:
> 
> -L/usr/lib -L/opt/X11R6/lib -Wl,-export-dynamic -lalleg -lm -lpthread 
> -lXxf86dga -lXxf86vm -lXext -lX11 -ldl
> 
> Which doesn't look right, since the only difference between it and the 
> output of allegro-config --libs is -lalleg instead of -lalleg-4.1.0. 

Yes, the linker's supposed to see /usr/lib/liballeg.a, except that...

> /usr/lib/liballeg.so is a symlink to an old copy of Allegro 3.9.37 I still 
> have lying around.

...this is getting in the way.  Delete it.

> Remember.  My final, final output is a shared object file that xmms loads at 
> runtime.

To be honest, Allegro isn't very happy in these kinds of situations.  If
things don't work out you might want to consider using SYSTEM_NONE and
just using the bitmap manipulation functions.  But then you'll have to
figure out some way of getting the bitmap data into an X window.

> ps. nice sig ;^)

I wonder how many people can read it :)

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王浩禎
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On Monday, June 24, 2002 10:37, Peter Wang wrote:
> ...this is getting in the way.  Delete it.

Done.  However:

[andy@chainsaw|~/cvs/xpyre/xpyre]$ xmms
/home/andy/.xmms/Plugins/xpyre.so: undefined symbol: mouse_x

Weird.  My xpyre.so is up to 984571 bytes, so it must be statically linked 
in.  ldd doesn't list liballeg.

> > Remember.  My final, final output is a shared object file that xmms
> > loads at runtime.
>
> To be honest, Allegro isn't very happy in these kinds of situations.  If
> things don't work out you might want to consider using SYSTEM_NONE and
> just using the bitmap manipulation functions.  But then you'll have to
> figure out some way of getting the bitmap data into an X window.

I would use tinyptc except for the following:

I am using the keyboard and (very soon now) the mouse routines.  I used to 
use the timer stuff too but now I just use my own ultra-simple timer 
thread.  Also, I am using the datafile stuff, including dat2s to put my 
font right into the .so.  I considered using the gui routines but I believe 
I'll have to code my own (because MSG_DRAG support isn't widespread and I 
don't want to require the user to patch it into his Allegro installation).

> > ps. nice sig ;^)
>
> I wonder how many people can read it :)

Three: me, you, and the guy who put the hidden camera in your room.  Oh, 
wait, that was me.  So, two.

Just don't ask me what it means. ;^)

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