Hi all,
i ve experienced a strange behaviour, when running a statically linked 
GTK-application with directfb-backend (dfb-1.2.4, gtk+-2.12.9, 
glib-2.16.1).
My target system is a PowerPC-603. When i build directFB statically and 
run any statically linked application from the directFB examples, 
everything is like expected, including linux-input of keys.
When i run a simple gtk-application statically linked,  i get  the 
following  log on startup of the application (and application terminates 
at this violation):

(!) [  967:    0.000] --> Caught signal 11 (at 0x108a3c28, invalid 
permissions) <--
(-) [  967: -STACK- ]
  #0  0x103c3a64 in signal_handler ()

(-) [  969: -STACK- ]
  #0  0x105e506c in linux_input_EventThread ()
  #1  0x103cc7b4 in direct_thread_main ()

(-) [  970: -STACK- ]
  #0  0x103b3bf0 in IDirectFBEventBuffer_Feed ()
  #1  0x103cc7b4 in direct_thread_main ()


tracing back , the invalid address is the floating_flag_handler function 
address within gobject.c of libgobject-2.0. The violation happes 
immediatly after a call to "g_object_compat_control" from glibobject-2.0.

I have to mention, that everything runs well, if i build all libraries 
as shared libraries and link the application dynamically to the libs...

Has anybody experienced similar behaviour?

Kind regard
Peter Kemmer

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