Wireshark · Ethereal-users: [Ethereal-users] compile ethereal-0.9.0 on solaris 8

[Michael Ciccarelli <mc175@xxxxxxxxx>]

been trying to compile ethereal 0.9.0 on solaris 8 with gcc and gtk 
installed...

gcc -v
Reading specs from 
/opt/exp/gnu/lib/gcc-lib/sparc-sun-solaris2.5/2.95.3/specs
gcc version 2.95.3 20010315 (release)

gtk-config --version
1.2.9


unfortunately when it finally tried to link the file in the 
ethereal-0.9.0 directory it seems to not pick up any of the gtk libs?? I 
get a ton of missing symbols similar to the following:

packet-afs.o: In function `dissect_fs_reply':
/export/sources/ethereal-0.9.0/packet-afs.c:562: undefined reference to 
`g_malloc'
/export/sources/ethereal-0.9.0/packet-afs.c:562: undefined reference to 
`g_free'
/export/sources/ethereal-0.9.0/packet-afs.c:563: undefined reference to 
`g_malloc'
/export/sources/ethereal-0.9.0/packet-afs.c:563: undefined reference to 
`g_free'
/export/sources/ethereal-0.9.0/packet-afs.c:564: undefined reference to 
`g_malloc'
/export/sources/ethereal-0.9.0/packet-afs.c:564: undefined reference to 
`g_free'
/export/sources/ethereal-0.9.0/packet-afs.c:567: undefined reference to 
`g_malloc'
packet-afs.o: In function `dissect_fs_request':
/export/sources/ethereal-0.9.0/packet-afs.c:637: undefined reference to 
`g_malloc'


Any quick fixes? is this a known problem?

thanks,
Mike