On Tue, 2005-05-03 at 10:31 -0400, Dan Williams wrote:
Add a "Requires: gtk-doc" for this one at least, that's where gtkdoc-common.pl lives.
Okay. I guess the libc issue is stilla mytery... :-)
One of the binaries in the package is probably linked against a "private" function in glibc. You may be able to find the problematic binary using "objdump -p" on each binary in the package and look for GLIBC_PRIVATE in the output.
You would then need to figure out which symbol was causing the problem and fix the build process to not detect that symbol in glibc (e.g. by forcing the configure script to use an alternative implementation). I had a similar issue with libspf2 finding the private symbol __ns_get16 in glibc. Good luck!
Paul.
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