Re: cygwin & gtk



On Tue, 4 Feb 2003, Andreas Volz wrote:

Why do you use cygwin for compiling a gtk2-app with windows? 
You could compile a "normal" windows gtk2-app without cygwin.
I use Dev-C++ to do this.
  
 I already have gtk program made under linux, and was asked about
 window's version.  
 Beside Gtk  it uses  mkdir() & rmdir() calls in multiple places, 
 (I didn't find substitution for them in gtk/gdk)
 and I suppose they don't exist with the same interface in Windows.
 And the second - I have no any compiler installed under windows.

P.S. After adding compilation flags, redifined errno , changed path 
separator from "/" to "\\" , the program started to work 
it seems without bugs , but there are a lot of printed out
Glib-WARNING **: g_io_win32_set_flags() not implemented


Sergey.




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