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

[Jesper Holm]

On Monday 08 March 2004 20:51, Marius Mauch wrote:
> On 03/08/04  ron wrote:
> > You must be root to launch 'gbi -a', as this program will write the
> > info files in the /opt/gambas/lib/info directory.
> >
> > The -a options tells gbi to make all info files.
> >
> > This should work. Only if one of the compiled libraries has an error
> > you get a segfault. look witch are done and saved in
> > /opt/gambas/lib/info and wich are not done. When al is ok you should
> > have these files
> >
> > gb.db.info <====  these  not  while postGRE and MySQL are disabled
> > gb.eval.info
> > gb.info
> > gb.net.info
> > gb.qt.editor.info
> > gb.qt.ext.info
> > gb.qt.info
> > gb.qt.kde.html.info
> > gb.qt.kde.info
> > gb.sdl.info
> > gb.vb.info
> >
> > For the missing you can use gbi with the above name without the .info
> > at the end. The bad one will return the segfault.
>
> The problematic ones are gb.qt.kde and gb.qt.kde.html, I "fixed" this in
> the ebuild for 0.90-r1 by removing the relevant .component files.
>
> Marius
>
> Gentoo Linux Developer

Hello Marius,

I guess that kind of solved the .info question, and when they are removed from 
the ebuild they aren't a vital part for using Gambas I assume.

But have you any idea why I receive all the "Not an object error" errors??

I have tried with default compilation options "make" & "make install" but with 
the gbi -a commented out in the Makefile.

Have I compiled KDE with too aggressive Optimization paramters: "-O3 -Pipe 
-fomit-frame-pointer -march=pentium3" ?? (runs on centrino)


Jesper