On Wednesday 06 August 2008 11:18:21 Bernd Jendrissek wrote: > "The compiler has to chow through more than a megabyte of input > for each gEDA source file it compiles."
Which we'll have to do *anyway* because we're taking advantage of little
things like g_strdup() which are a significant (IMHO) opinion on writing all
of those yourself.
Furthermore, since we *are* using GLib extensively, we should use GLib types
anywhere where we're going to pass stuff into GLib. Fair enough, *at the
moment* it's a sensible assumption that (float === gfloat), but that isn't
necessarily guaranteed to be the case.
I do want to PURGE Gtk/Gdk from libgeda, though. There really is no good
reason for us having to link libgeda against it. *scowl* The Gtk headers are
a heck of a lot larger than the GLib ones! This actually irritates me enough
that I might do something about it.
Peter
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Peter Brett
Electronic Systems Engineer
Integral Informatics Ltd
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