Am Donnerstag, den 10.02.2005, 12:29 +0100 schrieb Carlo:
Sebastian Vöcking ha scritto lo scorso 10/02/2005 12.05:
Hello!
I am working on a little program that should run under Linux and Windows. Under Linux everything is working fine, but I get a strange error under Windows XP SP2:
gmem.c:174: Failed to allocate 16 bytes aborting
I found out that this error came from a call to g_signal_connect ().
Until now, I did not experience nothing like that with my apps (running both under linux and 98/200/xp); could you provide more details?
The error is quite strange. I am using libglade, too. And all calls to glade_xml_signal_connect () don't cause this error. When I comment out the the line with g_signal_connect (), the program behaves really strange. Then I can't even get any debug output. The program crashes immediately.
To compile my program I use MinGW. And I think I have all gtk files properly installed. Have you run your apps with SP2? Maybe it's an issue there? Or do I need some special compiler flags besides -mms-bitfields and -mwindows?
I compile under windows both with visualstudio and mingw (dev-c++) with -mms-bitfields flag set, but, in order to help you (if in my wisdom) I need to take a look to some code snippets of yours :-)
Cheers, Carlo
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