I tried Python 2.1, libwxGTK 2.3.0 and wxPython 2.3.0 all compiled with gcc
and g++.
gcc version 2.95.2 on IRIX64.
I still get unresolved symbols when I run python doodle.py.
With this particular incarnation of versions and compilers I get "__rtti_si"
unresolved
in wxc.so.
Any help appreciated.
Mathew
I tried Python 2.1, libwxGTK 2.3.0 and wxPython 2.3.0 all compiled with
gcc
and g++.
gcc version 2.95.2 on IRIX64.I still get unresolved symbols when I run python doodle.py.
With this particular incarnation of versions and compilers I get
"__rtti_si"
unresolved
in wxc.so.
RTTI is a C++ thing, maybe there is a C++ runtime library missing? I think
that if Python was also built with gcc or perhaps linked with g++ then the
runtime support would already be there (depending on platform probably.) In
either case, you may have to track down and explicitly add a library name to
setup.py for wxc to link with. Look for something like libgcc or libg++.
Once you get it figured out it would be nice to get patches for setup.py and
BUILD.unix.txt so others don't have to go through the same pain.
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