Hullo all,
I've been looking at getting a little gtkmm app I wrote up and running
on Windows using MinGW, and have run into a few rough edges. Firstly,
although the glib-gettextize binary is included, the tool doesn't work,
because the ${prefix}/share/glib-2.0 directory and its contents aren't
included in the development environment - fortunately I dual boot and
was able to copy them from a Linux installation with a nearby version of
glib. Secondly, if you're going to include glib-gettextize, it might be
nice to to include related utilities such as intltool. :)
My main problem though is that now I have the development environment
installed, and my application built, I want to start thinking about
building an installer - but I cannot install the runtime environment
(which contains the versions of the DLLs recommended for redistribution)
without uninstalling the development environment! This is quite
inconvenient for someone with a limited number of Windows machines at
their disposal. Any recommendations?
Regards
--
Phil
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