Gaps, It do not help me either.
The Homebank you uses was not manually compiled I suppose, as there is no debugging information in gdb backtrace.
Can you check which version of glib and gtk is installed on your gnu/linux distro ?
Are you able to compile HomeBank manually for testing with full debug ?
In case you can turn the debug by:
- move to the homebank main directory
- type find ./src -name '*.c' | xargs perl -pi -w -e 's/MYDEBUG 1/MYDEBUG 0/g'
- then compile
- then run from a console
- post here the result
try gdb again to see if it is more verbose and include HomeBank debug informaitons.
Thanks.
Gaps, It do not help me either.
The Homebank you uses was not manually compiled I suppose, as there is no debugging information in gdb backtrace.
Can you check which version of glib and gtk is installed on your gnu/linux distro ?
Are you able to compile HomeBank manually for testing with full debug ?
In case you can turn the debug by:
- move to the homebank main directory
- type find ./src -name '*.c' | xargs perl -pi -w -e 's/MYDEBUG 1/MYDEBUG 0/g'
- then compile
- then run from a console
- post here the result
try gdb again to see if it is more verbose and include HomeBank debug informaitons.
Thanks.