NXlib was expanded years ago to allow FLTK to be used with it. So if you develop an FLTK application it should work with FLTK/NXlib and FLTK/Xlib. NXlib is a subset of X11. Not many user applications are based on basic Xlib therefore NXlib does support FLTK.
Regarding fonts: if you look at the file fontlist.c in the NXlib source you can see what directories NXlib scans looking for fonts. This includes a local "fonts" directory in your program's working directory. You also have to compile Nano-X specifing the font support for the type of fonts you want to use e.g. truetype. If you develop an X11 program chances are that you will have to modify it again to run on NXlib too since NXlib is a subset. In general you can see in the stubs.c file which Xlib functions are not implemented in NXlib. If you want to develop an application based on NXlib I would recommend to develop using NXlib on a desktop Linux system. Nano-X/NXlib has drivers to run on top of X11 for the development of embedded applications. Georg _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
