Achim, I have a feeling I know what's happening. My hunch is that the Quicktime framework for Intel (not PPC) includes mm_malloc.h somewhere (Probably uses MMX for sound processing) which ends up colliding with the mm_malloc defined in gnubg's lib directory.
I believe it might be considered a GnuBG bug that lib/mm_malloc.h does not define its functions statically (The system version of mm_malloc.h on my redhat linux system use the static keyword, to probably avoid this situation). All that being said, the fix is to pull my new copy of lib/mm_malloc.h out of Gnubg's CVS repository (Which has been amended to make the functions static) OR you can replace you mm_malloc.h with the one attached to this email. On 4/10/08 7:05 AM, "Achim Mueller" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > * Achim Mueller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [080410 11:01]: >> * Michael Petch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [080410 02:00]: >> >> I'll try it today (with you patches). Thanks for the cookbook. > > When using your gnubg.c and sound.c I get the following error: > > ld: duplicate symbol __mmalloc in > lib/.libs/libevent.a(libneuralnetsse_la-neuralnetsse.o) and sound.o >
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