Re: Starting gnome programming...

[Will LaShell <wlashell cland net>]

well, Learning C is a good start. If you already
know it then Eric Harlow's Gtk+ programming book
is good. 

The definitive manual on GNOME programming though
is twofold, a) http://developer.gnome.org and b)
GTK+/GNOME Programming by Havoc Pennington
(ISBN 0-7357-0078-8) Its simply incredible. 

Glade is a GUI builder that is available. However
for true IDE's there are no polished ones out
there. gdb is still the de facto standard for
debugging as well.

Hope this helps some.

Sincerely,

Will LaShell


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On Wed, 10 Nov 1999, Lizard wrote:

> What is the best way to begin writing gnome-compliant apps? Do I need to
> buy the bookshelf of X-Windows manuals? What tools out there are the moral
> equivalents of C++ Builder, Delphi, or (gaah) Visual Studio? (I will not
> use command-line debuggers, sam-I-am)
> 
> And where is there good documentation on the Gnome APIs?
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