Hi,

it's a simple:

System.Reflection.Assembly.load("gtk-sharp);

After that the loaded gtk sharp library must have the
desired format, otherwise the following calls will
fail (they jump off as reflection calls from jeroen's
ikvm).

I will check the issue if I have some more time.

However, I don't understand why gtk-sharp doesn't
simply reference a bridge dll which might select the
appropriate native dll (windows or linux).  If one
currently looks at gtk-sharp dll (either via
reflection or via monodis), one sees that a lib*win32
is needed.  So one could come to the conclusion that
gtk-sharp only works on windows platforms...


Regards,
Jost Boekemeier



        

        
                
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