i was wrong here, i compiled pidip again with libtheora-alpha7 and it worked allright, so i would recommend that you compile the libtheora from sources, pidip is looking for a libtheora.a in /usr/lib or /usr/local/lib and maybe slackware doesn't provide it ( i know nohing of slackware )

suerte, sevy

Yves Degoyon wrote:

okay, maybe it got incompatible with libtheora now, all's drifting you know?

i might check it if i have the time...

( but working really tires me and i think i'll turn to crime ) who's got the line?

suerte, sevy

Igor Medeiros wrote:

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or is there a libtheora-dev package for slackware? am i having this error because i don't have the source files ( libtheora.a is a source file?) sorry for all this question, i am new to slackware, didn't have this kind of troubles with debian before...

thx in advance

On 12/3/06, Igor Medeiros igormpc@gmail.com wrote:

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i installed it from slackware cd with installpkg. i didn't compile it from source. should i download the source code from the site and compile it?

thx in advance igor

On 12/3/06, Yves Degoyon ydegoyon@free.fr wrote:

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Igor Medeiros wrote:

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i was installing pidip from cvs and got this error msg starting pd:

/usr/local/lib/pd/extra/pidip.pd_linux: /usr/local/lib/pd/extra/pidip.pd_linux: undefined symbol:

theora_clear

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pidip: can't load library

any help? i'm using libtheora-1.0alpha7-i486-1 from slackware cd. there's no libtheora.a on /usr/lib/ only libtheora.la

thx in advance igor

you mean it compiled first ? ( with theora headers ? ) and then this ?

interesting... sevy

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