Tomas Berndtsson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > May I ask what the reason for gtk_exit() is, if it doesn't do anything > else than exit()? > I think it's basically deprecated. Personally I think it _should_ do something other than exit, and then GTK wouldn't install an atexit() function, but that's not possible given the amount of legacy code that doesn't call gtk_exit(). Maybe 1.4 could let you optionally not install the atexit() function, in which case a gtk_cleanup() call would be required. Havoc -- To unsubscribe: mail -s unsubscribe [EMAIL PROTECTED] < /dev/null
- [gtk-list] non-exiting gtk_exit() Tomas Berndtsson
- [gtk-list] Re: non-exiting gtk_exit() Havoc Pennington
- [gtk-list] Re: non-exiting gtk_exit() Tomas Berndtsson
- [gtk-list] Re: non-exiting gtk_exit() Havoc Pennington
- [gtk-list] Re: non-exiting gtk_exit() Tomas Berndtsson
- [gtk-list] Re: non-exiting gtk_exi... Havoc Pennington
- [gtk-list] Re: non-exiting gtk... Tomas Berndtsson
- [gtk-list] Re: non-exiting gtk_exit() Paul Barton-Davis
- [gtk-list] Re: non-exiting gtk_exit() Havoc Pennington
- [gtk-list] Re: non-exiting gtk_exit() Paul Barton-Davis
- [gtk-list] Re: non-exiting gtk_exi... David Benson
- [gtk-list] Re: non-exiting gtk_exi... Havoc Pennington