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Am 2018-10-24 17:20, schrieb Maciej Suminski:
Actually I was pretty sure that my approach is bullet-proof, but perhapsI do not get where the trap is hidden. As far as I understand, Sethexperienced problems when pcbnew (wxWidgets/gtk2) loaded wxPython sharedlibraries (wxWidgets/gtk3), which end up in symbol conflicts. This issue is eliminated in my branch by ensuring KiCad requests the same wxWidgets flavor as is used by wxPython. I might be lacking explanation skills, but code is unambiguous - have a look at [1], lines 746 and 775.
Hi Orson-It looks like this overwrites the user's preference for GTK toolkit. I'd like to keep the ability to specify which toolkit I compile against if possible.
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