Re:[3] LCCWin32 and GTK2.0



"Joe Love" <joe getsomewhere net> wrote on 13/11/2002 19.59.32:

I'd suggest installing the dev-c++ gtk2 package available on
http://www.bloodshed.net/dev/packages/gtk.html .  This will likely help
you out significantly when using dev c++ for gtk+2 programs, since it has
a generic gtk template that you can use to base your programs off of. 
Effectively, this template will setup the include & linking options for
you, along with give you a generic hello world sourcefile that you can
delete and whatnot.

I tested the link to the development devpak on that url, and it seems to
work fine now, so that shouldn't present itself as a problem for you.

-Joe

Thanks Joe!

I have see it some moments ago... oh my God the library in linking options are many! :-( Thanks again, but 
now i have seen that Linux executables is 180 Kb and Windows 11 Kb... but to execute on Windows it must 
be the library in windows/system :-(
So anyone to test the program must install GTK-runtime-libraries :-(

Thanks again, so now it's programming time!




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