[Gambas-user] Re: "[12] Not an object" error.

jholm at ...381... jholm at ...381...
Sun Mar 7 22:38:16 CET 2004


Hi,

I've done some further studying of my problem. First of all, if I do a clean 
(from source, that is) "make, make install" the gbi seg-faults on the info 
files. I didn't see that at first, sorry. I've tried to recompile with gcc 3.
2.3 and 3.3.2 and with -O3 and -O switches, but no luck.

I get the following warnings from "./configure > /dev/null/":

configure: warning: *** internationalization library (if not present in C 
library) is disabled
configure: warning: *** charset conversion library (if not present in C 
library) is disabled
configure: warning: *** PostgreSQL driver is disabled
configure: warning: *** MySQL driver is disabled


When using the Gentoo ebuild, which effectively just removes the gbi part of 
the Makefile, I get the below mentioned errors.

But in the FAQ I see Gentoo 1.4 as being supported, meaning that my system 
most likely has a problem. Is there any particular demands on the linked 
libraries? version numbers, gcc compiler, optimization settings, or ...

hope you can help.

Regards,
Jesper Holm


---------- Forwarded Message -----------
From: jholm at ...381...
To: gambas-user at lists.sourceforge.net
Sent: Fri, 5 Mar 2004 00:06:59 +0100
Subject: "[12] Not an object" error.

Hi,

I have some problems I hope you can help me with regarding installing Gambas. 
I can compile Gambas OK, and install it (make), but upon launching it I 
receive the following errors:

Warning: cannot find /usr/lib/info/gb.info
Warning: cannot find /usr/lib/info/gb.qt.info

When i create a project and add form, I get the following error:

[12] Not an object.
At: FProperty.RefreshAll.109

and the program exits.

The console has a lot of output like:
SetProperty: Form.Width: CControl.SetProperty.456: Not an object
SetProperty: Form.Height: CControl.SetProperty.456: Not an object
SetProperty: Form.X: CControl.SetProperty.456: Not an object
SetProperty: Form.Y: CControl.SetProperty.456: Not an object
...

I have tried to compile it with gcc 3.2.3 and 3.3.2 both yielding the same 
result. I use the Gentoo distribution.

Any ideas?

Best regards,
Jesper Holm
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