>>>> BTW.: The easiest way to write portable Makefiles is to use >>>> fltk-config in the Makefile as well.
>>> There's a HowTo about it: http://www.fltk.org/articles.php?L599 >> Ah! I'd forgotten that's where I'd copied it from into the 1.3 docs. >> And only a single link to click. Much more user friendly :-) > Probably the README file in the FLTK directory should mention > the essentials, and link to the above for specifics. > > README should maybe cover 'cmake' as well. So far all we've done is to convert the 1.1 docs from custom html to generated doxygen, but we haven't really looked at editorial changes. I notice that the "Introduction to FLTK" chapter contains a section on "Building and Installing FLTK Under UNIX and MacOS X" and another on "Building FLTK Under Microsoft Windows" which covers FLTK itself. The instructions for users to build there applications are covered in the second chapter on "FLTK Basics" under three sections. Once I have a bit more time, I would like to start a discussion on fltk.development on whether we should also make editorial changes, to include a separate chapter on building and installing FLTK itself and on building user applications. This would keep all compiler flags and options (threads, OpenGL, Xft, etc) in one place. But there's enough to do for 1.3, so this is probably a job for 1.4... Cheers Duncan _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
