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Re: What Version for Leopard?



Thanks Kyle:

>my guess is that you really just need to recompile mutt (and 
> possibly all the libraries you installed that it relies on) ...

Since it's been a long time since I did any of this, your suggestion sounds a 
bit daunting.

This is the bit where I need you to go slow ...

What I don't want to do is hammer what, at least right now, is working albeit 
with the hanging processor issue.

How does one go about recompiling Mutt and all the libraries it relies on?

Thanks,

Bj
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From: Kyle Wheeler <kyle-mutt@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> On Monday, November 26 at 10:17 PM, quoth c4c4@xxxxxxxxxxx:
> > Thanks for the clear explanation.  My reason for asking all of these 
> > questions is since installing Leopard Mutt, more than often not, goes 
> > into processor sucking mode (taking as much as 60% to 80%), until i 
> > finally have to kill it.
> >
> > This never happened all of the time I used Mutt under Tiger.
> 
> Hmmm, I dunno, that's a strange one. I don't have Leopard (yet), 
> but my guess is that you really just need to recompile mutt (and 
> possibly all the libraries you installed that it relies on) so that 
> they link properly with the newer system libraries. There's probably 
> something minor that changed (e.g. a newer libiconv or ncurses or 
> something similar) that isn't *entirely* binary-compatible.
> 
> If recompiling doesn't work (make sure to get all the extra libraries 
> you may have installed too), then you may have found an interesting 
> bug in mutt, and the developers will want details of your compiler, 
> your mutt version, any patches you may have applied, and your library 
> versions.
> 
> ~Kyle
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