On Nov 30, 2008, at 5:13 PM, Sergei Steshenko wrote:
"Glib built for 2.16.4, running with 2.16.5" apparently means that
you have version mismatch - Perl Glib was originally built based on
"C" glib-2.16.4, but now your system has "C" glib-2.16.5.
Of course, a micro version mismatch is fine. The three-part version
numbers are major.minor.micro. Gtk+ promises that changes in micro
version are just bugfixes. No rebuild of the perl module is needed.
If your mismatch is a minor version, then one of two things happens:
if the runtime version is an older minor version than you were built
for, we fail with an error at startup. If the runtime version is a
newer minor version than you were built for, then you are simply
missing perl support for the new stuff in the C library. This is
easily fixed by rebuilding the perl module. (Always use the newest
stable perl module.)
If your mismatch is a major version, then nothing works at all.
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