* Luca Bruno <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> [2005-11-24 12:18]: > checking for python module gst... found > checking for python module gst, gst.interfaces... > ../configure: line 20457: 1221 Segmentation fault $PYTHON -c "$prog" 1>&5 > 2>&5
Luca, I just saw this build ailure too. Can you migrate istanbul to gst 0.10? 22:05 < tbm> piman: python2.3 on mips segfault when loading the gst module. I'm currently building python w/o stripping it so I can run it under gdb 22:05 < piman> oh, that again :/ 0.10 or 0.8? 22:05 < piman> If it's 0.8 I'd encourage you to use 0.10 instead, I don't think the GStreamer devs are interested in porting bugs. 22:06 < tbm> again? so that's a known issue? 0.8.3. Is there a .10? 22:06 < piman> Yes, python-gst0.10 22:06 < tbm> but hold on. *python* segfaults. Isn't that a problem in python rather than in gst? 22:06 < piman> No, if a C module segfaults, so does Python. 22:06 < piman> Is it http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=340585 ? 22:07 < piman> if it's just on "import gst", then it's probably caused by ABI incompat between glib/gtk 2.6 and 2.8. 22:07 < piman> at least, that's what caused it in the past. 22:07 < tbm> ah yeah. I found it while compiling istanbul 22:08 < tbm> import gst makes it segfault (no need for gst.interfaces) 22:08 < piman> okay, that's new, then... 22:08 < tbm> >>> import gst 22:08 < tbm> zsh: segmentation fault python 22:08 < piman> what version of glib/gtk? 22:08 < piman> (and pygtk) 22:09 < tbm> piman: glib 2.8.6-1, gtk 2.8.13-1, python-gtk2 2.8.2-3 22:10 < piman> tbm: I can't promise a fix, because 0.8 is basically deprecated at this point. 22:10 < tbm> piman: why cannot istanbul move to 0.10? 22:10 < piman> But I don't know how hard a 0.10 port will be for Istanbul, probably not hard... 22:10 < piman> *shrug* Ask its maintainer? 22:10 < tbm> ok -- Martin Michlmayr http://www.cyrius.com/ -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
