> First of all, configure script is used only for gcc and automake routines.
Currently, in practise, yes. It is quite possible that at some point automake and libtool could handle also a build that uses the Microsoft compiler. (Either through directly supporting it, or by using some wrapper. There are a few such wrappers already, and I have too been tinkering on one now and then, see http://svn.gnome.org/viewvc/build/trunk/win32/cl-wrapper.c?view=log ) And then there are other compilers for Windows than gcc and Microsoft's, too, like Intel's for instance. > This part of script requires an predefined type in one word (!) which has the > size of "long long". In this case, int64 is correct answer for win32 and > win64. It doesn't have to be one word. Just adding some quotes to configure.in makes "long long" work fine, too, I think. And __int64 is the more portable name for a 64-bit integer on Windows, I would say. ("portable" in the sense known to both MSVC and gcc.) > Also we should use [ inline stuff ] OK, will check and fix. > In any case during compilation we'll have a lot of warnings about INT to > POINTER conversions. Yep. I will try to get rid of those. (Now running 64-bit Vista on the "living room" computer, so I can actually even run the 64-bit GTK+ stack eventually...) --tml _______________________________________________ gtk-devel-list mailing list gtk-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-devel-list