On 1 Dec 2008, at 19:00, Greg Ercolano wrote:

>       One of the reasons I asked about the MS compiler was I've been  
> putting
>       together a Makefile kit (for building fltk from the command line with
>       VS 7.0 .NET, something I need for my own purposes)
>
>       I usually refer to the fltk VS build log to determine which files
>       need to be included in the lib, but was having trouble because it
>       wasn't building.
>
>       Figured out what I need for the Makefile kit, so I think I'm good.

I realise that yet another win32 compiler is probably *exactly* what  
you don't need, but anyway, I was thinking that the Msys/mingw  
combination might help out here...
If there are revised versions of the fltk lib, and the VS IDE files  
are not up to date, you could run configure in an Msys shell, and the  
generated config.h / makeinclude / etc (for mingw) would pretty much  
be the Right Thing for the VS build too?
You couldn't use it directly, perhaps, but it would do the  
dependencies and etc, and the required libs and so forth...




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