Re: using MinGW for Gtkmm on windows

[Martín Vales <martin opengeomap org>]

Eugene Wee escribió:
> Hi,
>
> lovekie wrote:
> > Thanks, I also don't want install the cygwin, and just use the the 
> > native
> > mingw. The netbeans only support the cygwin version mingw, and I can 
> > compile
> > and link it with no error.
>
> That is not true: Netbeans does support MinGW, as described in this 
> article:
> http://www.netbeans.org/community/magazine/html/03/c++/
that´s not true. by default netbeans is ready for cygwin, but cygwin 
it´s not a native compiler in windows. In netbeans you can configure the 
compiler and debugger you want like code::blocks, dev-cpp, eclipse, ect.
Mingw have a problem with netbeans because the default make, but if you 
use the make of msys you don´t have any problem.

Here explain the make problem:
http://wiki.netbeans.org/MinGWInCCDevelopmentPack

Here you can see my configuration:
http://wiki.netbeans.org/attach/GTKMMApplicationInNetBeans/tools-options-c-cpp.jpg
I use the make of msys instalation nor the make of mingw installation.



Regards.

> That said, there is nothing special about Netbeans here, so I see no 
> advantage (besides that tutorial) in installing it if you are already 
> using your own development environment with MinGW. What are you using, 
> anyway? Maybe there is a set of instructions available somewhere 
> online for using Gtkmm with it.
>
> Regards,
> Eugene
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