On Fri, 06 Jul 2001, Owen Taylor wrote:
> While I have no real measurements, my guess is that GLib is vastly
> more commonly used than libgssapi_krb5. And g_strdup() is one of the
> most commonly used GLib functions.
>
> Changing the name of g_strdup() from GLib is not really an option --
> I wou
Andrei Zmievski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I have recently come across a problem that stems from g_strdup() symbol
> conflict on certain systems. For example, On RH-7.x the imap library is
> linked against kerberos, and libgssapi_krb5 defines its own g_strdup()
> symbol.
I have recently come across a problem that stems from g_strdup() symbol
conflict on certain systems. For example, On RH-7.x the imap library is
linked against kerberos, and libgssapi_krb5 defines its own g_strdup()
symbol. When a program is linked both against Gtk+ and the imap library,
a
