On 30 Sep 2007, at 18:34, Greg Ercolano wrote: >> your makefile greg is not using $(IMGLIB) as it should. > > Yes, that's better then what I've been doing, forcing the > --use-images setting in the FLTKCONFIG vars at the top.
Yes - that's what I intended when I made that Makefile template originally, but your way works fine too! > Ya, I tested with r5940 (I think). > Probably isn't the latest SVN, which is maybe what gga is using. I'm pretty sure 5940 is latest. I ran "svn up" before I started, just to make sure everything was in sync, and 5940's what it reports - hasn't been updated in a fair while now. I think there was a flurry of stuff after Bill moved jobs, but it's been pretty quiet since... Fltk-1.1 ditto, actually, I guess Mike and Matthias are both pretty busy too... >> OK - just ran a test with Msys/mingw on winXP - that also seems fine, >> although I get a few warnings at build time that I don't see on the >> linux and OSX builds... > > Mmm, I definitely didn't test with anything other than VS8 Express > on Windows, as I don't have a mingw setup here. And I *only* have a mingw setup here! :-) >> Fl_Native_File_Chooser_WIN32.cxx: In member function `int >> Fl_Native_File_Chooser::showfile()': >> Fl_Native_File_Chooser_WIN32.cxx:321: warning: field precision is >> not type int (arg 3) > > Ya, that one looks valid. > > A trivial cast to an int is dangerous, might have to do something > safer > to avoid a precision loss. Although if there *are* more than can be represented in an int... well, that's a lot! >> common.cxx: At global scope: >> common.cxx:58: warning: 'char* strapp(char*, const char*)' defined >> but not used >> Fl_Native_File_Chooser_WIN32.cxx:61: warning: 'void dnullprint >> (char*)' defined but not used > > Those are ok to ignore. > I'm surprised it's warning about unused functions. Oh, I wasn't worried that they were a problem - just reporting them for completeness. "gcc -Wall" usually warns about unused functions if they are marked static, so the puzzle might be more why my linux build *didn't* report the warning? Oh! I get it - common.cxx isn't linked, it is included. Sneaky... OK, that's why, then. "strapp" is used on OSX and linux, but not on win32, hence the warning. Makes sense. Cheers, -- Ian _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
