On Thu, Apr 11, 2013 at 2:52 PM, <tarn...@tarnyko.net> wrote: > Short version : cross-compiling GTK+3 is a headaches generator. It's not >>> easy nor efficient, and hard to maintain. >>> >> >> I agree, it is hard to maintain. Though I still prefer cross-compilation, >> since it's faster in compiling. I sometimes fell asleep while compiling in >> MinGW in native Windows. >> > > Agreed, it's a lot faster. Just harder ;-).
We really have different perception of "harder"! Anything involving running windows and clicking is harder for me. So let me spread the world like you: "cross-compilation is easier!" :-) I know at least on Fedora, a yum install mingw* for your deps is all you need: run mingw32-configure instead of configure. (same for cmake or qmake, and 64 bits) and make. This gives you a very reliable build environment, much more than any personal tweaked mingw installation. But that's cross-compilation, you know what I know better :) -- Marc-André Lureau
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