From: Dave M. <da...@da...> - 2003-07-29 16:37:58
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On Tue, 2003-07-29 at 14:55, Dave Malcolm wrote: > > > > > You may also need to add '--enable-static --disable-shared' to the > > xmlroff 'configure' command line, but I suggest trying it without > > first. > > OK - am now doing a full rebuild of xmlroff with those options (having > cleaned out my /usr/local/lib). I'll post the results... > Doh! That failed as well... Doing an "nm" on the installed libfo-0.2.a shows a load of undefined pango symbols. Doing an "nm" on the gnome-hello executable reveals that the pangopdf symbols have been built into it (they are present in the "text" and "data" sections, rather than being "unknown"), so it appears that when GTK+ is loaded it finds the Pango symbols inside the main executable, rather than in the correct shared library - and then blows up. I'm now reading through the libtool and binutils info/man pages... Any ideas? I'm beginning to think that the symbols inside pangopdf need a systematic rename - which would be a pain. Has anyone else attempted to link libfo with gnome-hello? Dave Malcolm |