Re: [Bug-gnubg] Compiling on Linux without GTK

[Nis]

--On Monday, March 03, 2003 20:01 +0100 Jim Segrave <address@hidden> 
wrote:

> > Yes, but please do a diff -u or diff -c, and if it's a huge patch please
> > compress it :-) And if it's possible it would like these changes
> > separate from the half-ply changes :-)
>
> diff -u is really the only way to go in my opinion.

Thanks - that was the info I needed.

> The problems were:
>
> gnubg.c - CommandSetGUIDragTargetHelp only gets created if USE_GTK is
>           true
>           fGUISetWindowPos is only defined if USE_GTK is true (moved
>           the #if USE_GTK up to remove the save of window positions

Exactly the two changes I made to that file ...

> renderprefs.c - SetColourX() has a parameter of type gdouble - #if'ed
>           out this function, as it's static
>           #if'ed out the call to SetColourX() later on
>           #if'ed out the SetColourSSF() function - again gdouble
> parameters           #if'ed out the body of RenderPreferencesParam() to
> avoid the            call to SetColourSSF()

Here I did a little "heuristic" editing - changing gdouble and gfloat to
double and float (so they "looked" like the functions not causing errors) -
and only commented out the parts of RenderPreferencesParam() causing 
problems.

It now compiles nicely - including my additions ... can anybody tell me how 
to debug Segfaults?

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Nis Jorgensen
Amsterdam