3.3.2r3_x86_linux_2.0: vncviewer causes segfault
Sebastian Marius Kirsch
skirsch "at" t-online.de
Thu, 18 Mar 1999 21:47:50 +0000
On Thu, Mar 18, 1999 at 06:43:16AM +0000, Andy Thomas wrote:
> maybe you have both libc5 and the new glibs (aka libc6) installed?
Yes, and there's a good reason for that, since I have a number of older
programs that do not support glibc2. Normally, that's no problem because
the libs have different major versions. The linker sorts that out
automatically.
So you're trying to say that vncviewer is *deliberately* linked against
both libc5 and libc6? Trying to be compatible with both libs at once?
But that's ... that's ... well, let me put it mildly: That's something
the designers of the dynamic linker apparently never, ever thought of.
You wrote that you run Slackware. You still have a libc5-only system,
yes? I just wonder how ld-linux.so.1 can work around the missing
library. Strange, strange ...
> Well, there's some good news here - following the success of WordPerfect 8
> for Linux, Corel will eventually port Draw to Linux.
I hope so. None of the other vector drawing programs (whether it's xfig,
tgif, impress or sketch) is a match for Corel Draw yet.
--
Yours, Sebastian skirsch "at" t-online.de
/or/ sebastian_kirsch "at" kl.maus.de (no mail > 16KB!)
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