Re: ogle on Solaris sparc without libmlib
Vincent Cojot <[email protected]>
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That's not exactly true. Programs that make use of libmlib gracefully fall back to software rendering if no hardware is available for hardware acceleration. That's in libmlib routines where generic acceleration routines call platform-dependent routines. However, your application -must- be linked with libmlib.so.2 in order to do that. So that pretty much requires that libmlib.so.2 be present. In ogle's case on Solaris, either we should dlopen() libmlib to see if it's present or make it a pre-requisite for installing ogle. I'd recommmend making libmlib a pre-requiste for binary packages since libmlib is going to be integrated into the base OS anyway... Just my 2c. Vincent On Mon, 8 Mar 2004, Jake Goerzen wrote: > I've been told that programs that make use of libmlib should gracefully > fall back to not using it if not present. I've tried this by removeing > SUNWmlib packages and running ogle. But ogle_vout quits with: > > ld.so.1: ogle_vout: fatal: libmlib.so.2: open failed: No such file or > directory > > I'm not surprised at this, but I am the ogle package maintainer for ogle, > oglegui at blastwave.org and a bug has been filed regarding this issue > (for the blastwave package). Is this is the expected behavior because > libmlib is required (not optional)? > > Thanks > Jake Goerzen