I'm porting some embedded code to a Linux host, and I'm using gtk to emulate the LCD of the embedded device. The embedded code uses some specific features of newlib that are not in glibc, so I'm linking against newlib specifically. However, the gtk shared library I'm using is linked against glibc and I'm disinclined to relink gtk against newlib. As I see it, there are at least two major areas of contention. 1. there are two heaps 2. there are two threading libraries As long as I avoid the g_thread_* functions I should be able to avoid the second problem, but all the *_new functions that call g_malloc and glibc's malloc might cause me trouble. Can I instruct g_malloc to use my (i.e. newlib's) malloc and not glibc's? Thanks, Shaun _______________________________________________ gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
