=?ks_c_5601-1987?B?aSBWUyC5zLzWuK4=?= writes: > now i'm starting to develop application with GTK+ to support cross > platform(unix-like system,mac-os,windows).
> first, i try to build and compile GTK+(2.8.9) on msys. (Note to others: note the *msys*. i.e. he's on Windows.) If you want to build applications that *use* GTK+, why do you think you will have to build GTK+ itself first? Have you ever built software of comparable complexity on Unix? It is a bit futile do dive straight in and try to build GTK+ on Windows with no experience of configure scripts or make. > in this time, make's error founded as 'make *** No targets specified and > no makefile. Stop. There is some fundamental confusion here. In what folder did you give the "make" command? Is there a makefile in that folder? And anyway, I find it unlikely that you really want to compile GTK+. Just use the prebuilt Win32 packages from ftp.gtk.org. You don't need the GTK+ sources to *use* GTK+. > what i need to organize IDE to develop application with GTK+? You need to tell the IDE where the GTK+, Pango, atk and GLib headers are, where their (import) libraries are, and what libraries to use. Really the same as for using any 3rd-party library. Basically, you could proceed by trial-and-error. Try to compile some trivial hello, world -type GTK+ sample. It will complain about not finding header files. Add the appropriate flags to point the compiler to the headers from the GTK+, Pango, atk and GLib developer packages. It will next complain about missing functions in the link phase. Add the appropriate flags and libraries (gtk-win32-2.0.lib, glib-2.0.lib at least) so that the functions your application calls will be found. > additional i use msvc6, what is the appropriate IDE i can choice? Wouldn't that be MSVC6's IDE then? (Or do you have just the command-line tools from MSVC6 but not the IDE (Visual Studio)? I don't know the MSVC6 product structure that well.) One point: You probably should tell MSVC (Visual Studio) to use the multi-threaded non-debugging dynamic C library (I don't recall what's the exact term Visual Studio uses, but it means MSVCRT.DLL) even if you compile your application for debugging. Otherwise you will have a different C runtime (library) in your application than in GTK+Pango+GLib, which is not a good idea. --tml P.S. Please keep this thread on the list, do not reply to me personally. _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
