Re: Cannot load x11drv due to "undefined symbol: dllname"

James Bentler wrote:

>Nothing will run for me on SuSE 9.1 on either winex HEAD or 3.3.2 compiled 
>from cvs.  That include everything from Solitare to GTA 3.
>
>Googling for "undefined symbol: dllname" gave literally no matches.  
>Googling for "err:module:BUILTIN32_dlopen failed to load .so lib for builtin 
>x11drv.dll" returned many, many results, but none of the many I sifted 
>through were useful.  I searched for a great volume of stuff on the 
>transgaming website and elsewhere and could find nothing about this 
>particular error.
>
>  
>
<snip a couple of error outputs>

>I already attempted several fixes including using "export 
>LD_ASSUME_KERNEL=2.2.5".  That allowed the version tagged 3.3.2 to give the 
>exact same error and did nothing to the latest source from cvs.
>  
>
Ya. This is an optimization issue. You can either pass CFLAGS="-O0" (or 
I guess CFLAGS="|-fno-unit-at-a-time") |to configure and compile without 
super optimization or you can use something before gcc 3.4 which has 
improved the optimization potential through their new unit at a time 
parser (http://gcc.gnu.org/gcc-3.4/changes.html). There is something in 
the tree which would have worked, except for the fact that gcc kindly 
changed the attribute which we used to deal with such situations on us :(

The other option to get around this particular problem is to change 
tools/winebuild/spec32.c (at least it should be that) and look for 
__attribute__((unused)) and change that to __attribute__((used)).

>I understand that I might be more likely to receive better support for this if 
>I might asked in a user forum, but I am not a subscriber and will not be as 
>long as I can't test things out this way.
>  
>
Well CVS gets no official support even for TransGamers, and is certainly 
in a state of flux right now. I assure you that only people compiling 
this themselves with gcc 3.4 have this problem ;) Please also realize 
that what you get from CVS is not what's in Cedega.

Ciao,
Peter