Hi,
I think we're talking at cross purposes here. I thought you meant
when I compiled (installed) easyffi.
I have two old programs that worked fine on Gentoo (with I believe
chicken 3.4). Both link into Gtk. I have recently tried running a
little app to test Cairo.
All of these give me no errors with I compile them. The only error
comes when I try to run them - the 'foreign parse' error.
On the Gtk programs most of the code is just calling scheme described
call to Gtk. For instance:
#>?
GtkWidget *gtk_hpaned_new(void);
void gtk_widget_set_size_request(GtkWidget *widget, int width, int
height);
<#
which are used thus in chicken:
(define hpane (gtk_hpaned_new))
(gtk_widget_set_size_request hpane 1200 650))
Some of the code is actual C code snippets that are defined as this:
#>!
char *get_text(GtkTextBuffer *tbuffer)
{
GtkTextIter s_iter;
GtkTextIter e_iter;
gtk_text_buffer_get_start_iter(tbuffer, &s_iter);
gtk_text_buffer_get_end_iter(tbuffer, &e_iter);
return gtk_text_buffer_get_text(tbuffer, &s_iter, &e_iter, FALSE);
}
<#
If this does not help, I can put together a small app that I can send
you. One of the failing programs is my own editor and a bit too big
to send - although I have no qualms in doing so.
Again, all of this worked before moving to Xubunto and Chicken 4.0.
Could some library be missing?
Bill
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