On Thu, Dec 08, 2005 at 10:53:56AM +0100, Ralf Stephan wrote:
Your problem might be your compiler, esp. the RABI emulation which apparently is in the directory /j10/mtibuild/v743m/workarea/v7.4.3m/libC/lang_support/rtti.cxx
This is visible as the last frames of the swatches and aboutbox backtraces, and is caused by a dynamic_cast in the Gtkmm code.
To test the hypothesis, gcc would have to be compiled on your machine.
If I were you I would use gcc anyway, as there are surely more such things to come if you use all those libraries built for a gcc-based environment.
ralf
ralf, thank you for the suggestion. I do have gcc 3.4 on my machine, which is bootstrapped by gcc 3.3 from freeware.sgi.com. Last time I also tried to use gcc but the build process failed at the last linking step. I suspected that it is because all the prerequisites are built by MIPSpro compiler.
Do you think I need to re-build all the dependencies using gcc? This would be too much and would be the last thing I want to do. You know, there are 30+ packages directly or indirectly required by Inkscape. If it is just C++ packages that are needed, I might give it a try.
BTW, what is the easiest way to disable menu entries (make them gray)? Could anyone point me to the related source files please?
Thank you!
-- Jeremy
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