Re: (asdf:oos 'asdf:load-op :gtk) failed

Chisheng Huang <[email protected]> writes:

> Using configure and make, I compiled gtk+-2.4.4, gtk+-2.4.12, gtk+-2.4.14,
> and gtk+-2.6.2.  All the newly generated libgtk-x11-2.0.so in the 4 gtk+
> releases do not contain _gtk_file_chooser_embed_get_type.  How did you get
> this symbol in your libgtk-x11-2.0.so?  

I am using a stock libgtk from Debian unstable, but I guess Gentoo is
behaving most correctly when hiding this symbol, which is internal to
libgtk and should be accessed by applications.
 
> With a little bit of cvs time traveling, I found out this problem occurred
> in the CLG code retrieved with cvs update -D "2005-03-07".  I guess this
> "2005-03-07" is local time and I'm in California, USA.  I can compile CLG
> retrieved on or before 2005-03-06 without any problem.

I made some changes to the type initialization code at that time, which
worked by accident in Debian because of internal symbols in libgtk
being accessible. With a few fixes I just made, it should be working
properly in Gentoo also, but it may take some time before these changes
are available through anonymous CVS access.

-- 
Espen


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