le ven 22-03-2002 à 11:35, Janne Johansson a écrit : > On Fri, 2002-03-22 at 11:28, Kilian Krause wrote: > > Hi Janne, > > > > thanks for your support.. but i still see the problem of gconf, etc. do > > you have any idea of how to get around that? and any practical > > experiences of getting binaries static? > > The GConf part is harder. > Unless you back to an earlier version of GM that didn't use GConf, you > are going to need to build GConf. > There is no way to escape to GConf. But currently, it is the only Gnome process that needs to be installed and running for GM to work. > If you have static libraries, try to tweak the configure script to > use static libs instead of dynamic. This is easier on libtooled projects > which contain a "--disable-shared" option, but since I haven't built GM > myself, I can't tell you if it is using libtool. GnomeMeeting uses libtool. I was formerly providing a semi-static version of GM where the OpenH323/PWLib libs were statically linked in the executable. A static version of the future CVS could be interesting as it could prevent people that are not yet using Gnome2 to test the GnomeMeeting port under Gnome1. > > Adding -Bstatic to gcc options might make it work? > > A drastic measure would be to install a parallell machine wherer you > remove most/all shared libs that appear in the output from "ldd GM" > except libc/libm and so on, and then build. The build system picks > static libs if the shared ones aren't there. > (DONT TRY THIS AT HOME =) > Another way would be to relocate static libs to a fresh directory, try > to convince the GM configure script that CC is "cc -no-std-libs" and add > lots of magic to the configure/Makefile to have it look only in your > designated lib-directory with the static ones there. > > > -- > Janne Johansson > jan johansson biomatsys com > BioMat Systems AB > Klarabergsg 37 3tr > 111 21 Stockholm > -- _ Damien Sandras (o- GnomeMeeting - H.323 Video-Conferencing application - //\ web: http://www.gnomemeeting.org/ v_/_ FOSDEM 2002 - Free Software and Open Source Developers Meeting - web: http://www.fosdem.org/
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