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From: Daniel T. <dt...@vo...> - 2007-11-08 20:11:59
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Chris Bagwell wrote: > That clearly shows that our new usage of fseeko() has problems. > I've done some searching on the internet and I'm not finding > any links that say fseeko() has been problematic on some > Distributions. I'll keep looking though. >=20 > Not sure what options we would have other then stop using fseeko. >=20 > If you feel like testing this theory, you could edit the file > src/misc.c. Look for any referenes to fseeko and replace with just > fseek(). Probably WAV files will work after that. >=20 Some thoughts, might help, might not: Taking a quick look, I note that fseeko()/ftello() is a part of the glibc package only since 2.1, current Slackware seems to be using glibc2.6 or 2.7. The initial error would seem to indicate a non-glibc <stdio.h> was being used on the target systems. Possibly the header files for the wrong libc are being accessed? That would explain both the initial compiler errors and the later execution inconsistencies. --=20 Daniel Taylor VP Operations Vocal Laboratories, Inc. dt...@vo... http://www.vocalabs.com/ (952)941-6580x203 |