Re: Jeremy - EuIup
- Posted by ChrisB (moderator) Nov 29, 2010
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As for downloads on Linux. The problem with providing a download on Linux (I've found) is that there seem to be inconsistencies on .so dependencies. For example, on a redhat box I have, the .so's work fine. On a debian box I have the .so's do not work as the .so's rely on GLIBC_3.11 (I think, or was it 2.11?) and what is on the debian box is x.17, thus the .so's failed to load.
Therefore, I am not yet sure what to do about distribution on Linux except require that the user have Iup installed by the OS's package manager or by compiling Iup themselves.
Hi
Yes I found them to be a little quirky too on a Ubuntu box. I got some parts working with a version compile with GTK, and other parts working when the library was compiled without GTK (I didn't compile them myself).
Best of luck - it is a nice, simple library to have to hand. If you want any testing done on an Ubuntu box, let me know.
Chris
