On 26/07/06 06:48:03, Sascha Heid wrote:
OK, you might get a different backtrace now using a build without -fomit-frame-pointer. If so please post it back to the list - this could be why there were ?? entries.
Unfortunately the backtrace is identical.
OK, in that case it is probably stack corruption after all.
The only thing I can suggest is to downgrade your GTK to 2.8.x (and downgrade GLib if the problem still occurs), assuming this is possible with your setup.
I will try to do some testing with GTK 2.10 sometime in the next few weeks, but it seems unlikely we can find the problem before the 0.8 release.
Regards, Nick
There are some news. I didn't notice that GTK+-2.8 is still installed on my system (2.10 is from bmg which is slotted, so both are installed). While geany compiles it says: Using GTK version : 2.8.20 and so we can rule out GTK+-2.10 causing the problem, right? My version of glib is 2.12, that's not that new if i assume its from Gnome-2.12. So does anyone have any idea what i could do?
Regards Sascha Heid
2006/7/26, Nick Treleaven nick.treleaven@btinternet.com:
On 26/07/06 06:48:03, Sascha Heid wrote:
OK, you might get a different backtrace now using a build without -fomit-frame-pointer. If so please post it back to the list - this could be why there were ?? entries.
Unfortunately the backtrace is identical.
OK, in that case it is probably stack corruption after all.
The only thing I can suggest is to downgrade your GTK to 2.8.x (and downgrade GLib if the problem still occurs), assuming this is possible with your setup.
I will try to do some testing with GTK 2.10 sometime in the next few weeks, but it seems unlikely we can find the problem before the 0.8 release.
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On Thu, 27 Jul 2006 23:13:26 +0200, "Sascha Heid" saschaheid@gmail.com wrote:
There are some news. I didn't notice that GTK+-2.8 is still installed on my system (2.10 is from bmg which is slotted, so both are installed). While geany compiles it says: Using GTK version : 2.8.20 and so we can rule out GTK+-2.10 causing the problem, right?
Maybe, but not sure. You can compile an application against GTK 2.8 and run it with GTK 2.10. So, perhaps the configure script detects first the GTK 2.8 development files and use them. But when running Geany, the runtime libraries from GTK 2.10 are found first.
Replace the attached main.c with src/main.c in your geany source directory. Compile it and say us what it printed out. It should print as the first output at all your GLib and GTK version (runtime version).
Why and how did you install these two GTK versions?
Regards, Enrico
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Maybe, but not sure. You can compile an application against GTK 2.8 and run it with GTK 2.10. So, perhaps the configure script detects first the GTK 2.8 development files and use them. But when running Geany, the runtime libraries from GTK 2.10 are found first.
I guess you were right, i removed 2.10 and now geany runs :-))
Thanks for all your support.
Regards Sascha Heid