michi7x7 wrote: > Download the glibmm source and build ustring.cpp and ustring.h
It's probably that easy indeed, but that's what I did and where I got stuck in providing all sorts of dependencies of dependencies. Murray Cumming wrote: > The gtkmm Windows installer includes libxml++ so you should have no > problem installing it: > http://live.gnome.org/gtkmm/MSWindows#libxml.2B-.2B- That does indeed work quite well. However, that only allows me to link dynamically right? The reason that I want to link (libgtkmm, I don't really care about libxml++ and friends) statically, is that right now, if I am not mistaken I need to distribute 20 dlls totalling over 12 MB* opposed to the ~200 kB increase when linking statically as I only use one class from the whole library. Jasper Horn *I'll probably be able to cut this down to say 4 MB by selecting the necessary libraries and only distributing those, it's still really far more than I use _______________________________________________ gtkmm-list mailing list [email protected] http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtkmm-list
