Re: Progress leads to 2 more questions, hopefully last ones!

[Michael Hill <mjh rdasys com>]

I believe there is a GTK RUN-TIME environment that you can download from the link that Havoc posted earlier(this should keep you from having to duplicate DLLs).  The blank MS-DOS window you speak of can be eliminated by calling WinMain() instead of main() in your Win32 apps.

Cheers, 
Michael H.
On Tue, 2002-12-17 at 16:15, John Miskinis wrote:
> Hi,
>
> While waiting for a response to my post regarding getting a
> gtk-based app to run on windows, I decided to experiment, and
> I found what I "believe" is the correct glib.dll.  I actually
> see a GTK+ window with the Hello World button!  But I had
> to duplicate the glib.dll as glib-0.dll, and when I compiled
> and ran the "gtkdialtest" app, I do not see the tick marks
> drawn :(
>
> Note that I copied the "other" required DLLs from my CYGWIN
> tree (libXext, libX11, iconv-2, etc.)
>
> Q1: Is there anything I can do eliminate the duplication of
>     DLLs?  I'm ignorant of the issue here.
>
> Q2: Is it normal to get a "MS-DOS type" blank window along with
>     the GTK+ based app's window?  It's OK (a nit), but I'm not
>     sure if it is an indication of something else that I've done
>     wrong.
>
> By the way, I'm so happy that I was able to see a GTK+ window!  I
> now know this is actually possible, which I consider "unreal".
>
> John Miskinis
>
>
>
>
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