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Ok... it depends first of all whether
you use GLADE or statically create a GTK application. If you use GLADE you have to build libxml under windows and there are problems with it, such
as it won't hook up the signals to functions automatically. If you don't use GLADE you won't
have this problem. Using pixmaps under win32 can be done but the support.c
that glade creates to use pixmaps doesn't work
because it believes that you can include gnome's headers. It is best if you write a function manually
and use it though out the program. Does this help? If you need to know more...
ask. Martyn -----Original
Message----- I
know you guys are probably get asked this a million times or more per minute,
but how do you get GTK+ to build on win32?? I have tried every thing mentioned
in the REAME.Win32 file, but have failed at getting them to work. I tried
various configurations of MingGW and Cygwin not mentioned there as well. Is
there a tried and true method? I have succeeded in getting the whole thing to
build in Visual Studio, but the automagically generated files like
stock-icons/gtkstockpixbufs.h I can't make so the build is useless. For
a bit of a backgrounder I am planning on using GTK+ on Win32 but only if I can
get it to build (IE I won't can't it unless I can fix bugs I
encounter). The company I work for will even pay me and a few other engineers
to contribute to the project if I can make it work. Any
pointers would help. J.
Michael Welsh jmichaelwelsh hotmail com |