On Fri, 2009-03-20 at 17:41 +1100, Dancefire wrote: > Hi, > > I know I can use property sheet in MSVC under Windows. But the reason > I have to use it is that there are too many include directory to > setup, to easy my life, I have to use the property sheet. > > I checked the \gtkmm\include directory. It is like following: > > ├─atk-1.0 > │ └─atk > ├─atkmm-1.6 > │ └─atkmm > │ └─private > ├─cairo > ├─cairomm-1.0 > │ └─cairomm > ├─gdkmm-2.4 > │ └─gdkmm > │ └─private > ├─giomm-2.4 > │ └─giomm > │ └─private > ├─glib-2.0 > │ ├─gio > │ ├─glib > │ └─gobject > ... > > To include them, I have to put \gtkmm\include\atk-1.0\, \gtkmm\include > \atkmm-1.6\, \gtkmm\include\gdkmm-2.4\, ... to my additional include > directories. > > However, it seems not necessary in this way. Why not put them > together? Such as: > > ├─atk > ├─atkmm > │ └─private > ├─cairomm > ├─gdkmm > │ └─private > ├─giomm > │ └─private > ├─gio > ├─glib > ├─gobject > ...
So that ABI-incompatible versions (such as gtkmm-1.2, gtkmm 2.0, or a future gtkmm-3.0 ABI version) can install in parallel without forcing you to port all your applications at the same time. > So, when setting the project, I only need put \gtkmm\include to the > additional include directories setting. > > If we use autolink technology together, the MSVC is not necessary any > more. Since it is just set the include and library directories, and > library name. > -- [email protected] www.murrayc.com www.openismus.com _______________________________________________ gtkmm-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkmm-list
