Am Wed, 26 Mar 2008 09:54:50 -0500 schrieb Jonathon Jongsma: > 2008/3/26 Igor Gorbounov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Andreas Volz пишет: > > > [...] > > > > > That worked great. Thanks. > > > > > > Some feedback: > > > > > > - gladewin32 should add at least a static HTML page. I thought > > > the project is dead. > > > > > > > > [...] > > The gtkmm installer from that site is awfully outdated. It seems > > like nobody is maintaining gtkmm for win32 for about a year. > > Igor Gorbounov > > Yes, I haven't seen Cedric around here for a little while now. If > anybody else wants to jump in and help with win32 support for gtkmm, > it would be greatly appreciated.
I'm interested in win32 for my current project. But I've no windows on my system, so I've to compile all in VirtualBox. This is a real pain because of compile speed! So I've a big interest to support the cross compilation support of gtkmm for win32 (maybe OS X later). I know there're some more or less complete websites about cross compiling gtk(mm), but they're not complete. I miss a really official and well done tutorial about cross compiling gtkmm. Here are some questions and traps I found while trying to cross compile: - Which versions of the specific libraries should be used? Which one are tested and verified to build for win32 or a cross compiler? Should I use newer (the newest?) packages from each project? - From which source all sources should be used? There're some packages on gnuwin32.sf.net that are more or less up-to-date. But they may contain some win32 patches. - Which configure options should be used? Which one are verified to build/work on win32? For example pango has some configure options that were unclear on win32 for me. - I had to patch some packages like zlib, jpeg or libpng to get them working in a cross compiler. Should we maintain these patches or upstream them? - In many cases people like to build a bundle for win32 with all libraries and stuff included. It should be described very well which files are needed and which files could be omit. - The default look and feel is really ugly compared to Linux. Many settings that I configure with Gnome and gconf aren't there in win32. For example the toolbar icon style/theme (text below the icons,...). regards Andreas _______________________________________________ gtkmm-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkmm-list
