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Strange error after updating to wx28 under Ubuntu
MortenMacFly:
Dear all,
I'm not very much into Linux so I need help.
I updated my Ubuntu 7.04 from wx26 to wx28 following the apt-get (somewhat), apt-update (somewhat) etc. instructions provided somewhere in this forum. It all went well - I removed the wx26 stuff completely (truly a wipe) using the package manager and installed wx284 from the wxwidgets. I made a complete new C::B checkout, recompiled from scratch it all works nicely. It definitely compiles against wx28 (I double checked wx-config with it's appropriate flags and checked the build log of C::B). I ran update and everything. Hence when I start C::B using run.sh I receive:
--- Code: ---/home/morten/codeblocks/src/output/codeblocks: error while loading shared libraries: libwx_gtk2u_xrc-2.6.so.0: cannot open shared object file: no such file or directory.
--- End code ---
??? Now how can that be ???
If I compile / link against wx28 and there is no more reference to wx26 why does it complain about wx26 then??? I'm totally confused. Any help is greatly appreciated.
Witgh regards, Morten.
killerbot:
no idea, but you managed to compile, so no problems on compiling rev4385 (app.cpp) ??
notBlahButBlahBlah:
Hi
Have you all the packages installed ?
This is the mine :
libwxbase2.8-0
libwxbase2.8-dev
libwxgtk2.8-0
libwxgtk2.8-dev
wx2.8-doc
wx2.8-examples
wx2.8-headers
wx2.8-i18n
and very important :
wx-common
all this packages are in version 2.8.4.2 in the repos
deb http://apt.wxwidgets.org/ feisty-wx main
best regards,
pasgui:
On my computer, the lib wx2.6 is installed for a some others applications.
But I have launch the ldd command to check the library dependancy on my computer for all of the codeblocks package but each one have only a dependancy with an wx2.8 version.
Did you check if an older version, or some files of codeblocks are not remaining on your computer ?
Sorry,
Best regards,
pasgui
mandrav:
Morten, paste the output of this command:
wx-config --list
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