Re:[2] LCCWin32 and GTK2.0

[Emanuele <emalele inwind it>]

> I've found the easiest way to compile gtk+2.0 programs under windows is to
> use Dev C++ and the dev c++ gtk development & runtime packages.  It works
> great for me, although, being a third-party release, it may lag behind in
> releases from the normal gtk+2.0-win32 releases.
>
> I've tried the whole msvc++ thing, and have eventually managed to get it
> to compile successfully, however back at that time I was still running
> into problems with text not displaying properly.  Eventually, I gave up on
> mswindows + gtk, and then ran into devc++ a long while later.  Perhaps, if
> all else fails, this is a solution for you as well.
>
> There was one glitch to using devc++ however.. the link to the development
> libraries for the devc++-gtk package was wrong. (It may be fixed by now,
> it's been a while since I looked).
>
> -Joe

BEST regards Joe Love!

You put in my hands something of very powerful! You are sended by destiny ;-) because now i'm trying to make 
portable code from Linux to Windows and i have seen THANKS TO YOU that the Dev-C++ is a 
POWERFUL compiler and supports also SDL under Windows (!!!!!!!!) so i can finally make GUI and 
SDL-applications (games :-) ) in Linux and eventually port they in Windows withouth knowing directX!

Your advice is really precious... but, expect some my mail if i'll encounter some problems with Dev-C++ ;-)

Thanks to all people who helped me, but in case of problem i'll be here again ;-)))