Re: GTK from Tor Lillqvist and GTKmm from gtkmm for Win32

[jalkadir gosonic ca]

Thanks for your response Cedric.
I checked the URL you suggested, and found that there are newer version of
GTK+; upto 2.8.6 as a matter of fact. Do you know if the newer versions
would work with GTKmm 2.6.x?

Again, thanks for the info.
TIA

> Instead of using the GTK+ 2.6 binaries from Tor, I would recommend
> switching to the GTK+ 2.6 installer from the gladewin32 project
> (http://gladewin32.sourceforge.net/). It works with both my gtkmm
> binaries and with gimp. Don't know about dia compatibility.
>
> On the other hand, I don't understand why my gtkmm binaries do not
> work with Tor's GTK+ DLLs. could you be more specific (error messages,
> ...) ?
>
> Cedric
>
> On 11/1/05, jalkadir gosonic ca <jalkadir gosonic ca> wrote:
>> I have been tinkering around the GTK world for a while, and since I am
>> more of a C++ programmer I would like to use GTKmm to develop my GUI.
>> However, I have a GTK+ (from Tor Lillqvist) version 2.6.9 and the GTKmm
>> (for Windows) from http://www.pcpm.ucl.ac.be/~gustin/win32_ports/ is at
>> version 2.6.2-1. Now the problem is not that I just want to develop
>> using
>> the GTKmm library, but I also have applications such as DIA and GIMP,
>> which I use extensibility for the Design of my apps.
>> Now, if I install GTKmm (http://www.pcpm.ucl.ac.be/~gustin/win32_ports/)
>> to develop the GUI, I lose the ability to use DIA & GIMP, and if I
>> install
>> GTK+ from Tor Lillqvist, I lose the ability to work with GTKmm.
>> Is there a way to get the best of both worlds?
>> Ah!! and by the way, what is the URL to visit if one wants the GTK+
>> version that is compatible with GTKmm?
>


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