Re: i need your help!



dear friends:
     i need  your help !
     nowadays ,i want to use glib in the windows
platform.then the question is :Is there a big work
before me? and i want to know how to transplant the glib from linux to windows.

Using glib depends pretty much what you are about to do with it.
In my opinion (based on having problems with different glib -versions) using gtk+-2.2.1 is the best way. If you are using glade2 with it, getting it to work properly, requires little bit adding some different libraries (download from different sources, like includes and c-libraries etc.), but after that there are (at least I have not had) no problems. Older versions (such as wingtk or gtk4win) may cause some frustration because of incompatible documentation and examples around www (I didn't get GIOChannel -functions to work).

If you need only fast usage with "little support" mayde using winGTK is the easiest way. Using only glib without other parts (gtk+, gdk etc.) doesn't need any "specialities" (I think). Please, correct if I am wrong about something...

Transplanting to linux has not been for me big problem. Only checking include-libraries' path is in some cases needed.

Check the link http://wingtk.sourceforge.net/ for more information.


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      Matti Sipilä






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