* What I need basically, is a small app that opens an embeded gecko in a single MFC frame (the UI will be done in XUL), and that I could distribute as a standalone product like thunderbird or firefox.
In response to your query in the thread "dump() in embedder", the "almost" in my op of that thread is the operative word :). My tack is simply to get mfcembed working in the msvc debug environment to see how things work and then start a new project from scratch and piecemeal add/subtract functionality based on mfcembed until a get what I need. I am doing it this way as much for pedological reason as practical, since my project architecture is similar to yours, in the end I will understand more clearly what is required to embed and also have my app-launcher ready.
I downloaded the latest gecko sdk for pc msvc, but I don't know what to do with it.
As Benjamin mentioned, you need to build the entire mozilla tree, enabling "tests" to get mfcembed built. Also, mfcembed uses more then what is distributed in the sdk, additional .h, .cpp, and .lib files will be found in the "dist" folder after building the tree.
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