From: Michael N. <mit...@cs...> - 2000-05-02 18:18:53
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Robert L Krawitz wrote: > > I noticed across the following message: > > BY: vivien > DATE: 04/28/00 08:59 > SUBJECT: Compilation error > > I have previously successfully compiled version 3.1.2 but version > 3.1.3 does not compile. I receive the error : > > gimp_color_window.c : In function gimp_create_color_adjust_window > 78 : warning : implicit declaration of function gimp_dialog_new > 79 : 'gimp_plugin_help_func' undeclared (first use in this function) > > etc. > > The unsuccessful compilation was made on Linux (Suse 6.3) whith > version 1.1.11 of gimp (and 2.91.66 of gcc). The gimp-devel package > is installed. I think the problem is with gimp. Do I need to upgrade > to the latest version (I would rather not) ? Hi, Unfortunately, you have to upgrade if you want the ui with the libgimp widgets. However, I'm about to check in a better check for the new features which are needed for this. Since Gimp 1.1.21 (yesterday) there is a new function gimp_ui_init() which is needed for allocating private colormaps on 8 bit displays correctly. Again, unfortunately, this means that all people with versions lower than 1.1.21 will see only one ui (will not have the choice of two menu entries). Hm, but I think nailing down gimp-print's Gimp-only interface to the upcoming Gimp 1.2 is the right thing to do (TM). commit follows (hopefully) tonight... bye, --Mitch |