Re: Problems in win 98 and more

["Cedric Gustin" <cedric gustin gmail com>]

On 9/5/06, Leandro Fanzone <leandro hasar com> wrote:

> Regarding the distribution, you should install in your source machine a runtime.
> Once you have a directory properly setup with all the gtk/gtkmm dependencies,
> you should tell your installer to copy that directory to the target machine
> (even as a subdirectory of your application directory), set the PATH variable
> to point to the bin subdir of that branch, and voilá. It's really
> straightforward, no registry entries, no registration, it's enough if that
> directory is present in the system and the PATH knows it. You can also make a
> stub to avoid setting the PATH in the global environment: write a C/C++ program
> that sets it temporarily, execute your program and exits, and make that your
> main program ;)

Alternatively, have your installer run the GTK+ and gtkmm installer in
silent mode (/S option). With the gtkmm installer, the other CLI
options are


         * /S : enable silent mode, Default = disabled
         * /ALLUSERS : Install for all users. Requires administrator
rights. Default = no
         * /SET_ENVVARS : Add the gtkmm bin directory to the PATH
environment variable. Default = no
         * /FORCE_UNINSTALL : Uninstall a previous version. Default =
Abort the installation
         * /USE_GTKDIR : Use the GTK+ base directory as installation
directory for gtkmm. Overwrites the /D option. Default = no
         * /D=targetdir : Install to targetdir. Default = C:\Program
Files\gtkmm

Cedric