[PD-dev] Gem Errors

[B. Bogart]

You don't need both gltt and ftgl, if you want ftgl then use 
--without-gltt.

Try that.

B.

thewade wrote:

>Thanks for the help B. Bogart,
>
>Heres what I ran:
>
>Gem CVS, last updated Mar 25
>
>rpm -q gltt
>gltt-2.5.2-2
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>./configure  --without-mpeg3 --with-ftgl=/usr/local/lib/libftgl.so --with-quicktime --with-avi --with-ieee1394 --enable-mmx --with-gltt
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>checking for open in -lgltt... (cached) yes
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>I tried running gdb, but the only command I know of is for finding program failures like seg faults, the where command, which doesnt help in this case.
>
>Thanks for the help!
>-thewade
>
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>>Hi,
>>
>>Looks like GLTT is having issues, did you configure with:
>>
>>./configure --with-gltt --without-ftgl
>>
>>or just ./configure?
>>
>>did the configure output say something like:
>>
>>checking for open in -lgltt... yes
>>
>>Could be your version of gltt is too old or too new?
>>
>>rpm -q gltt
>>
>>gives me:
>>
>>gltt-2.5.2-313
>>
>>B.
>>
>>thewade wrote:
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>>    
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>>>By now we all know that Ive had no end of trouble getting gem to work. When I > >disable almost everyting
>>>      
>>>
>>>from the build, the library loads, but locks up when I try to use any gem 
>>    
>>
>>>objects. When I leave things
>>>compiled in, like gltt, the library wont load.
>>>
>>>/usr/local/lib/pd/extra/Gem.pd_linux: /usr/local/lib/pd/extra/Gem.pd_linux: 
>>>undefined symbol:
>>>_ZN8GLTTFont12setPrecisionEd
>>>
>>>Where are these errors coming from?
>>>When I get home Ill try running gdb on this...
>>>
>>>Thanks for the help,
>>>-thewade
>>>
>>>      
>>>
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