On Tuesday, March 2, 2004, at 02:21 PM, Graham J Lee wrote:
It strikes me that this is an issue with the Apple dyld, but there doesn't seem to be a ./configure flag (I guess it would be in -gui, as that's where libtiff seems to get referenced) to force static linking. Any idea how I can get around/solve this problem?
GNUstep doesn't (intentionally) set the compatibility version for libtiff, so it must be either a problem with how the libtiff library is compiled or perhaps some automatic thing that happens when it is linked with gnustep-gui.
I haven't seen this, but I only have a static libtiff. Perhaps if you have the static version you could remove or rename the dynamic one.
Great! That worked - I edited the configure script of libtiff so that it would always fail when checking for DSO support, so that it built a static libtiff. Now I have GNUstep/Darwin! The only major problem now is that freetype won't build, so I can't use the PDFKit. This has meant that building GWorkspace was a bit kludgey and it's prone to dying, but at least I have my GNUstep now :-)
Thanks,
Graham.
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