On 8/21/06, Victor Bogado da Silva Lins <bogado@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
I am trying, as in not being very successfully, to make a python biding
for gegl. I had hit a first road block. When I call gegl_init from my
binding it gives me a segmentation fault.
The problem seems to be in the babl library, it has a 'db' global that
is being used uninitialized. I particularly think that such globals
should be a class variable, gobject do suport them or am I mistaken?
Babl doesn't use GObject (or even glib), but it's a simple type model
for color models, data types, conversions, samples etc. Each type has
a compilation unit static database, all of them called db, since that
is how it gets defined in babl-internal.h. Thus it cannot be linked
wrong, and not using the name "db" for a non exported symbol seems
quite strict to me.
Does GEGL seem to work (the gegl binary), when not trying to make a
python extension?
/Øyvind K.
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