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From: John H. <jdh...@ac...> - 2004-04-26 13:21:19
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>>>>> "Darren" == Darren Dale <dd...@co...> writes:
Darren> It turns out that temporarily renaming conflicting dll
Darren> that lives in the windows/system32 folder was the right
Darren> thing to do. Renaming that dll to dll.off prevents it from
Darren> being accessed and GTK works.
Hi Darren,
Glad you got something working.
Darren> Now I just have to wait for the offending program to
Darren> complain. Then, the dll that I renamed can be moved to the
Darren> folder containing the .exe file. The final step is to
Darren> contact the offending software company and complain about
Darren> their 3rd party dll's in the system32 folder.
It is hard to get the various gtk for win32 packages working together
for this reason.
Darren> The guy who takes care of the windows port of GTK tells me
Darren> that these dll conflicts are very common. It might be
Darren> worth discussing on the matplotlib windows quickstart
Darren> section.
It's in the FAQ http://matplotlib.sourceforge.net/faq.html#GTKPATH. I
updated the quickstart instructions to provide a link to the FAQ in
case people have trouble.
JDH
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