Matthew Campbell wrote:
> > One reason to reduce dependencies, is it eases debugging. On my small system
>trplayer gets a "Segmentation Fault" on exit (even when just doing "trplayer -h".
>Unfortunately I can't run gdb there to find out why :-(.
>
> That segmentation fault problem is very strange. It couldn't be a problem
> with RealPlayer, since the shared libraries from RealPlayer aren't loaded
> if you run TRPlayer with the -h option. Which version of TRPlayer are you
> using, which Linux distribution are you running, and what are the version
> numbers of the shared libraries on which TRPlayer depends?
I am running LRP, http://www.linuxrouter.org
Based on Debian
libc-2.0.7
libstdc++-libc6.0-1.so.2
libslang (unknown - no version info in file)
If I ignore the core dump on exit of trplayer, I can get it to load the realaudio
shared libraries. I then get "An unknown error has occured".
I know there are some problems with the shared libraries, because "sltest" (the SLang
test utility) gets a segmentation fault unless I link its libraries statically.
I have the Real SDK, so I may try playing with static linking of trplayer.
-Bryce
