On Sat, 2005-07-30 at 18:04 +0200, Andreas Rottmann wrote: > Yes and no. The runtime is parallel-installable, so you can keep > applications/libraries built with 1.3 installed when upgrading G-Wrap > to 1.9, but the development environment is not. This is not a problem > however, due G-Wrap 1.9 provides compatibility with 1.3.
This must have been a problem in my setup. I had 1.3.4 installed in /usr and 1.9.6 installed in /opt. I thought I had set the PKG_CONFIG_PATH and LD_LIBRARY_PATH variables properly, but I must have been getting something from the wrong version. I saw the exact same error as before when I compiled against 1.3.4, removed 1.3.4 completely from my system, and then executed against 1.9.6. The good news is that if I remove 1.3.4 from my system and compile against 1.9.6, the code compiles and runs cleanly with no changes needed to gnucash. What's your planned timing for replacing glib-1.2 with glib-2.0 in g- wrap? This is the last reference to glib1/gtk1/gnome1 in the (in progress) gtk2 port of gnucash. I tried modifying the g-wrap configure file and replacing all the pkg-config references to 'glib' with 'glib-2.0'. G-wrap compiles without any error, and the gtk2 port of gnucash runs just fine. David _______________________________________________ g-wrap-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/g-wrap-dev
