I had a similar (or even identical) message.
re-make from clean did not help.
What did help was this:
source ooenv
(I used ./ooenv previously, but ooenv can no longer be executed).
I hope this helps :)
Winfried
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Namens Michael Meeks
Verzonden: woensdag 23 mei 2012 13:34
Aan: libreoffice-dev
Onderwerp: crash-on-start with incremental build ...
Hi guys,
Just a heads up: I am getting:
"The application cannot be started. Cannot activate implementation
file ... libdeployment.so: loading component library failed".
This is down to having an internal libxml2 in my solver/workdir and
building vs. the (apparently older/different) system libxml which is
missing the LIBXML2_GLOBAL_VARIABLES version.
Solution: prolly easiest to re-build from scratch[1].
and re-run 'make' :-) or of course, with lots of spare CPU time, re-
make from clean.
Digging at the dependencies, it makes me wonder why we indirectly
include tons of libxml headers across writer in order to get a single
struct forward definition - am testing a fix for that.
HTH,
Michael.
[1] - I tried something like:
rm -Rf libxml2/unxlngi6.pro libxmlsec/unxlngi6.pro
find workdir solver -name '*libxml*' | xargs rm -Rf
find workdir -name '*.d' | xargs rm
make l10ntools.clean jvmfwk.clean
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