Colin Clark <ccl...@mcb.net> writes: > What is the typical arrangement for development of an application that > compiles on both GTK2 and GTK3? Is it standard to maintain two separate > development trees?
Generally, one or the other is enabld via something like autoconf and there are ifdefs when necessary, with an attempt to minimize that. The alternative is to have a branch, but then one has to merge things all the time. > The reason I ask is because of all the deprecated warnings. For > instance, the GTK_STOCK_ warnings could probably be eliminated by simple > text substitutions. But that would not compile on GTK2. > > But to put GTK_CHECK_VERSION around every change would be a nightmare. yes > What is your opinion about how to progress? A really good question :-)
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