If ${DEBUG} is undefined, the gtk+-1.2.10-r8.ebuild will compile with the --enable-debug=no option. This makes the library's g_return_if_fail() macro a nop. Unfortunately, some gtk apps seem to rely on this macro being functional. As an example, xchat will seg fault when one hits the delink/relink tab button (the one in the upper left of the GUI window, labeled with an '^'). As a work around without requiring a drastic increase in library size, --enable-debug=minimum should be used instead.
Spider , could you care about that ?
okay, fixing now.