Re: GTK on Macintosh OSX




On Jul 12, 2009, at 6:18 PM, Dominic Lachowicz wrote:

Glib on Win32 has routines to solve this problem. It resolves things
relative to where the Glib DLL is installed. If your applications use
the XDG data directory functions in Glib, you might get away with this
too. Maybe you could invent something similar that used the OSX bundle
as your point of reference.



The routines only solve the problem if they're used.

Don't need to invent anything. The core foundation functions are easy to use, and Richard Hult already abstracted it into a gobject. But the code still has to be patched. It's not just application code, either, but infrastructure libraries like gconf, gnome-keyring, dbus, etc.

I set up a $PREFIX of /usr/local/gtk, built Gnucash, and ran `find / usr/local/gtk -name *.dylib -exec strings \{\} | grep -H 'local/gtk' \; ` and got more than 100 hits. Many of them are likely to be just a define that isn't used for anything, but every one would have to be examined, and a goodly number of them would require patching.

Regards,
John Ralls


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