Re: GTK on Linux and Windows

[Benjamin Lau Wei Yii <blwy10 yahoo com sg>]

Basically, cross-platform in this case means write
once compile everywhere. Since you are using MinGW,
the compile commands should be no hassle at all on
other platforms, seeing that GCC is universal.

Have fun on gtkmm!

Benjamin Lau

P/s It'd be nice if you could also send the mail to
the gtkmm-list, or at least CC it to them, in case
anyone else needs to find out about stuff. Thanks

--- Fabian Arocena <fabian arocena gmail com> wrote:
> THANKS !! I've managed to make gtkmm work with the
> MinGW. 
> Now, what exactly does the cross-platform feature
> mean ? I create the
> program, compile it and it should be executed
> without problems in any
> platform ? Or should I compile with a different
> compiler in each dif.
> platform ?
> 
> On 5/5/05, Benjamin Lau Wei Yii
> <blwy10 yahoo com sg> wrote:
> > The problem lies only with Microsoft Visual C++
> > compilers. If you use the developer installers for
> > Windows from Cedric Gustin's site alongside with
> > MinGW, there will not be any problems.
> > 
> > Benjamin Lau
> > 
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