On 13 August, 2000 - Tim Mooney sent me these 2.6K bytes:
> Basically, the way gtk is built on AIX makes it pretty much unusable, because
> of the way AIX does shared object dependencies. The problem isn't in the
> gtk code, it's in the build process itself.
[..]
> What does work is to build all of gtk, install the entire package, and
> then edit the gtk-1.2.8/gtk/Makefile and on the link line for libgtk, add
>
> -L/path/to/lib/directory/containing/installed/libgdk -lgdk
>
> Then rebuild libgtk (just it) and re-install it (just it), i.e.
>
> cd gtk-1.2.8/gtk
> make clean
> make
> make install
Actually, just relinking libgtk* is sufficient. I did a make install,
added -lgdk to the Makefile, cd gtk, rm libgtk.la, make, make install.
Or.. you could cheat and build gtk+ statically..
/Tomas
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