Hi,
I think the solution is just change the ifdef to test for 3.9, since your
version is 3.8.
Thanks for the fix. Just committed to SVN.
Best,
Scuri
On Thu, Nov 19, 2015 at 11:30 PM, Grieb wrote:
> By the way, if you need any help in testing (because of the
> specific environment) just
By the way, if you need any help in testing (because of the
specific environment) just tell me! I will be glad to help.
On Thu, 19 Nov 2015 23:19:13 -0200
Grieb wrote:
> OK, I spent some time on it to be sure I wasn't missing something...
> and then I found something!!! ;)
>
> Not the final sol
OK, I spent some time on it to be sure I wasn't missing something...
and then I found something!!! ;)
Not the final solution, but if I get the original iupgtk_image.c file
(svn At revision 3453) and comment out lines 373 to 387 and 382 (remove
the #if and let only the #else code) all works as expe
Ok. The problem is right there.
Maybe you can try using debug symbols to identify the wrong calls. All you
need to to is to rebuild the main IUP library but defining DBG=Yes before
doing it. "make rebuild".
Tecmake is just a GNU make script with several thing pre-defined. There is
actual no in
Hi,
Commented out the code and recompiled. Things changed a bit now!
No crash/abort BUT no icons too!
I'm using the tutorial example 3.5 as test. And I should see the icons in the
toolbar, right?
OFF-TOPIC:
to compile iup in my environment I need to edit tecmake.mak and add
-lncurses at line 1
That's not a typical libpng problem.
I forgot about one thing, in GTK the IupImageLib uses the GTK stock
images.
Try commenting lines 460-466 of "iup/src/gtk/iupgtk_image.c". The Ubuntu
versions I'm using are using GTK 2 or GTK >= 3.10. Since your GTK is 3.8
there could be the problem since
Just to add some info...
libpng (mentioned by Scuri): 1.4.12
What I did:
cd /tmp
mkdir -p
cd
tar -xpvzf lua5_1_5_Sources.tar.gz
tar -xpvzf im-3.10_Sources.tar.gz
tar -xpvzf cd-5.9_Sources.tar.gz
tar -xpvzf iup-3.16_Sources.tar.gz (I tried with svn version too)
cd lua5.1/src
make
cd ../
Hi,
IupImageLib is harmless. Probably the problem is somewhere else.
Depending on how the IM library was built and which GTK is installed,
there could be a problem in libPNG used internally in GTK. But this problem
does not depends on IupImageLib. Could be the IUP-IM lib?
Best,
Scuri
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