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problem loading machines on some systems.


From: David O'Toole
Subject: problem loading machines on some systems.
Date: Tue Apr 10 14:36:11 2001

> Yes, I used the --shared flag. Doublechecked
> 
> I tried too compile with g++ instead off Gcc and same reslt but, why the the
> reulting .so file it's  3 times smaller with g++ ?
> ( Using Standard Mandrake 7.2 iinstallation)
> 

I had my .profile configured wrong, so my login to sourceforge was
missing a colon :-) fixed it now and downloaded your stuff.

I'm on RH7 using gcc 2.96, and it compiled and loaded fine. Below is the
little report that the machine loader prints out. I even get it to
produce sound, and all that. So I'm not able to reproduce the error
here.

My suggestion is: download the changes I just checked into CVS. It
should print out something human-readable for why the dlopen() call
failed. If you post the mistake to the list we may be able to help
figure out what's wrong. Also, do gcc --version and tell us what that
says. Try taking out any mention of gtk-config from your Makefile,
machines don't need to be linked with that IIRC. 

BTW your "vol" parameter string still has 0|100|100 instead of 0.0|1.0|
etcetera. 

How is everyone else doing with the new headers and all that? 

--------
Loading machine type PWSquare (Unkargherth Variable Pulse Width
Squarewave Machine)
<note|Which note to play|note|slider|0|128|0> (7)
<vol|Volume: 0.0-1.0|generic|slider|0|100|100> (7)
<width|Pulse Width:0.0-1.0|generic|slider|0.00|1.00|0.50> (7)

Successfully loaded type registry from . with 4 machine types.
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