Den 2018-02-27 kl. 16:50, skrev Kjell Ahlstedt:
Den 2018-02-23 kl. 22:13, skrev Janakiraman
Kannan:
I
want to use C++17 and it seems modern C++ is supported
after Gtkmm 3.81 as a parallel build to already existing
Gtk3. I cannot find any ubuntu prebuilt packages for
Gtkmm3.81.
- Does
the Gtkmm3.9 repository contains all the dependencies
within its repository or has to be built and installed
in advance?
- Can
that be used with C++17 (I use gcc7.2 compiler)? I
cannot compile any programs with old Gtkmm3.0 with C++17
as there are some removed functions in the header.
I
intend to use the library with C++17. More interested in
the building the library ourselves.Any build instructions
would be very helpful too. Thank you for taking time to
read the mail.
Regards
Johny
The source code of gtkmm does not contain the modules that it
depends on. These must be built and installed before gtkmm can be
built. I would guess that you get the error messages during
configuration because you have not installed mm-common. Gtkmm
depends on many modules: mm-common, libsigc++, glib, glibmm, atk,
atkmm, cairo, cairomm, pango, pangomm, gtk+ (I don't guarantee
that the list is complete.).
I don't know if anyone has tried to build gtkmm 3.9 with C++17. It
ought to work. If it does not, we would be glad to know, so we can
fix it.
Kjell
BTW, if you build from a tarball (i.e. not from the git repository)
you can skip autogen.sh, and start with "./configure
<arguments>". Then you don't need mm-common.
When you build one of the highly unstable gtkmm 3.9x.y versions,
it's important that you have a compatible version of gtk+.
Kjell
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