On 29.06.2008, at 16:18, imacarthur wrote: > Matthias, > > On and off, I've been playing about with Einstein as we discussed > before... I notice in the source tree there's some code for a fltk > front-end (which I assume is analogous to the cocoa front end on > OSX.) But I don't see the build hooks for it...(urgh, jam... I used > to do a lot of jamfiles, but it's all changed...)
I am no longer using the jam files. Using jam will generate a binary that depends on an X11 Server to be running on your MS WIndows machine. > Do you know anything about it? Is it your work, or some other > contributor? No, that would be my code. Since Cocoa support on MS Windows is not publicly vailable, I chose a very nice, small, and fast corss platform library for that job ;-P . The FLTK version uses VisualStudio 8 to build. > Oh, another thing - I've been running it on my HP TX2050 tablet PC, > and it *does not* like the on-screen stylus at all... Don't know why. Hmm. Is that with the original MS Windows binaries from GoogleCode, or with version you compiled yourself? I am running Einstein on my Motion Tablet PC under Windows XP and had no problems with pen input (except for the generally sow emulation). Do other FLTK Apps run fine on the same machine? Matthias ---- http://robowerk.com/ _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
