%define C_CALL ; for C call convention
%include 'lmadcros.inc' ; use these madcros
%include 'gAE.inc'
;------------------------- Code Section ---
SECTION .text
PROC main,argc,argv
; ************************************
; *** Sauver la ligne de commandes ***
; ************************************
lea eax,[.argc]
lea ebx,[.argv]
invoke gtk_init,eax,ebx
; *******************************************
; *** Initialiser le profile du programme ***
; *******************************************
; ============================================================================
; ===> Le fichier profile doit se trouver dans le répertoire du programme <===
; ============================================================================
call PgmProfile_Init
; ===================================================================
; ===> Dans tous les cas possibles un profile a été mis en place <===
; ===================================================================
mov DWORD [edx],eax ; Save Window Handle
push eax ; Set Window handle onto the stack
invoke g_signal_connect,DWORD [edx],szEvent_Destroy,PgmQuit,lpCurrentProject ; Set Current Project Pointer as user data
call gtk_widget_show ; Window handle already on stack
Just a wild-asmed guess, but that seems to be the way everything else is named... If that isn't it, "good luck" finding where it's supposed to be in that tangle of libraries gtk+ depends on!
Best,
Frank
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"gtk_signal_connect" is DEPRECATED, so I replace the call with g_signal_connect.
Is there an order when specifying libraries to link ?
I am new on linux and that kind of problem makes me loose a lot of time for something which is not a big problem... normally. I am new to NASM too... That make many problems to solve at the same time.
I have searched on many web sites for the same problem and found many answers very different between them and they do not help me. The same problem with a lot of answers that's not very clear ?
I have defined g_signal_connect as an extern function
================ SOURCE FILE ================================
%define C_CALL ; for C call convention
%include 'lmadcros.inc' ; use these madcros
%include 'gAE.inc'
;------------------------- Code Section ---
SECTION .text
PROC main,argc,argv
; ************************************
; *** Sauver la ligne de commandes ***
; ************************************
lea eax,[.argc]
lea ebx,[.argv]
invoke gtk_init,eax,ebx
; *******************************************
; *** Initialiser le profile du programme ***
; *******************************************
; ============================================================================
; ===> Le fichier profile doit se trouver dans le répertoire du programme <===
; ============================================================================
call PgmProfile_Init
; ===================================================================
; ===> Dans tous les cas possibles un profile a été mis en place <===
; ===================================================================
invoke gtk_window_new,GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL
mov edx,DWORD lpCurrentProject
add edx,RAD_PROJECT_WINDOW_HANDLE
mov DWORD [edx],eax ; Save Window Handle
push eax ; Set Window handle onto the stack
invoke g_signal_connect,DWORD [edx],szEvent_Destroy,PgmQuit,lpCurrentProject ; Set Current Project Pointer as user data
call gtk_widget_show ; Window handle already on stack
; Let's Gnome go on
; =================
call gtk_main
ret
ENDP
; -------------------------------------
; Event Handlers ----------------------
; -------------------------------------
; *************************
; *** Exit from program ***
; *************************
PROC PgmQuit,widget,event
invoke gtk_main_quit
ret
ENDP
==================== MAKE FILE ==================
[Grincheux@Grincheux ~]$ cd Documents/gAE
[Grincheux@Grincheux gAE]$ nasm -v
NASM version 2.02-20080413 compiled on Apr 13 2008
[Grincheux@Grincheux gAE]$ make
gcc -Wall -O3 gAE.o -g -o gAE \ `pkg-config --cflags glib-2.0` \ `pkg-config --cflags gobject-2.0` \ `pkg-config --cflags gtk+-2.0` \ `pkg-config --cflags gnome gnomeui` \ `pkg-config --cflags libglade-2.0` \ `pkg-config --libs glib-2.0` \ `pkg-config --libs gobject-2.0` \ `pkg-config --libs gtk+-2.0` \ `pkg-config --libs gnome gnomeui` \ `pkg-config --libs libglade-2.0` \ -I/usr/lib \ -I/usr/include
gAE.o:gAE.asm:39: undefined reference to `g_signal_connect'
collect2: ld a retourné 1 code d'état d'exécution
make: *** [gAE] Erreur 1
[Grincheux@Grincheux gAE]$
=================== EOF =====================
I don't understand why I 'g_signal_connect' appears undefined !
Can someone help me ?
Thanks
Is it supposed to be called "gtk_signal_connect"?
Just a wild-asmed guess, but that seems to be the way everything else is named... If that isn't it, "good luck" finding where it's supposed to be in that tangle of libraries gtk+ depends on!
Best,
Frank
"gtk_signal_connect" is DEPRECATED, so I replace the call with g_signal_connect.
Is there an order when specifying libraries to link ?
I am new on linux and that kind of problem makes me loose a lot of time for something which is not a big problem... normally. I am new to NASM too... That make many problems to solve at the same time.
I have searched on many web sites for the same problem and found many answers very different between them and they do not help me. The same problem with a lot of answers that's not very clear ?
I have defined g_signal_connect as an extern function
; ===> EXTERNALS FUNCTIONS <===
; =============================
extern gtk_init
extern gtk_window_new
extern gtk_widget_show
extern gtk_main
extern gtk_main_quit
extern gtk_message_dialog_new
extern gtk_dialog_run
extern gtk_widget_destroy
extern gtk_signal_connect
and the problem is the save as with g_signal_connect.
have a good day... Today it's sunny if France but in my mind it is stormy.