Re: [ruby-gnome2-devel-ja] Ruby/GTK2:=?ISO-2022-JP?B?GyRCJVclbSU3ITwlOCVjJCw4KyREJCskaiReJDskcxsoQg==?=

[Mitsuo I. <mi...@ru...>]

mitsu5 です。

 Masao Mutoh <mu...@hi...> wrote:

> むとう＠Level6でハマり中 です(^^;)。
> 
> On Sat, 14 Jun 2003 23:01:10 +0900
> たむらけんいち <sgs...@ni...> wrote:
> 
> > たむらです。
> 
> > 今回の件を mitsu5 さんなりにまとめてポストしていただけませんか ?
> > おなじことでハマる人は必ずいるでしょうから。
> 
> おー、そうしていただけるとうれしいなぁ。

早速、作成して、アップさせていただきます。

ところで、わたしのことと似た事が現実に起こっているのですね。以下
の文章を見付けて、安心したような、がっかりしたような。 
libglib-2.0-0.dll　は結構このような事を起こすのですね。

 http://gaim.sourceforge.net/win32/index.php 
>Major Win Gaim bugs and Workarounds

>DLL Hell and Win Gaim (v0.60 through v0.62 crashes) - Since switching 
>to using a GTK+ Runtime installer, a very common but very unpleasant 
>Windows SNAFU (known as DLL Hell) is being experienced by a lot of Win 
>Gaim users (v0.63 has a solution to this problem). The complaint is 
>that Win Gaim crashes routinely on startup (but not neccessarily just 
>on startup). This will happen if you have previously installed dlls 
>on your machine which have the same name as those used by Gaim. More
>specifically, if those other dlls were installed to either your Windows 
>or Windows system (system or system32) directories. The problem is 
>that there is a specific search order that Windows uses to look for 
>the dlls that your program needs. In our case.. when Gaim starts it 
>tells Windows that it needs, among others, libglib-2.0-0.dll (which 
>should be in your GTK+ runtime installation directory). Windows then 
>goes looking for this dll, starting with the directory from which Gaim 
>was run, then the windows system dir, then the windows dir, then Gaim's 
>App Paths directories (set in the registry) and then finally the system 
>PATH is checked. The result is that if you have a duplicate of 
>libglib-2.0-0.dll in any of your Windows directories, Windows will load 
>it instead of the correct version in your GTK+ install dir. For this 
>reason it is bad practice for third party developers to install their 
>dlls to the Windows directories. Unfortunatly the reality is that some 
>do. For now the solution is either to remove those duplicate dlls that 
>were previously installed in your Windows directories (hopefully by 
>using an uninstaller), or to copy the dlls from your GTK/2.0/lib dir 
>to your Gaim install dir, as well as the the lib (without the dlls you 
>just copied), share and etc directories.
>
>Why did we move to using the GTK installer? More and more GTK apps are 
>being ported to Windows, and rather than having each app install its 
>own copies of the GTK dlls, it is better that GTK is installed in a 
>common location to avoid having many duplicates of the same dll. There 
>is more in-depth info about DLL Hell in this article.
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