James, > I'm not sure what in your #include "common.h", but I placed the following > in mine > > #include <stdlib.h> /* for abort() */ > #include <gtk/gtk.h> /* for gtk, gdk, and glib */
I have a few other things, but these are included and the app also build fine for me. I can even run it under Ubuntu and it behaves exactly as I'd expect. It was pointed ou > With that single change the program compiled and executed without error > message; as I would have expected. Thanks for taking to time to respond. I too can compile and run the application without any problems under Ubuntu; however, when I run the same application cross compiled under DirectFB/GTK, it complains about double free / corruption. It was pointed out the my destroy handler should actually be defined to return void, but this didn't seem to affect anything. The crazy thing is that I only get this error when adding a text view. All other widgets (buttons, pop-ups, labels, sliders, etc.) seem to work just fine. Is there anything different about a text view and calling gtk_widget_destroy on it's parent? Should I destroy the text view explicitly instead of relying on the parent to clean things up? Perhaps I should handle things myself and follow some "special" or "preferred" order when destroying the text view within the window? I assume the text view can be handled just like any other widget, but there appears to be something special or different about it. Again, thanks. -- Mark _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
