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Old 01-11-2006, 08:16 AM
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Default Lazarus (installed from .pbi) problem while linking
Hi, I higly appreciate the .pbi installer but I recently ran into a problem while installing the Lazarus .pbi provided in the PC-BSD site (http://www.pbidir.com/packages.php?code=162); my system is PC-BSD 1.0-rc1 x86 on a VMWare virtal machine.
The installation went right and Lazarus seemed ok (it started, proper links on desk and taskbar were created) but when trying to compile an application it failed while linking not finding -lglib12 in usr/bin/ld.
I tested it even with: an empty application (only the form windows, without custom code), saving the project, rebototing the system, installing on a freshly installed PC-BSD on a diffrent virtual machine with no third parts software installed... nothing worked.
On the web I found documents that points out that it may be a misconfiguration of gtk or gtk-devel package.
Can you help me in fixing it? Someone of you has ran in the same problem before?
Thank you!
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