Benjamin D. Smedberg wrote:
Not really. The SDK only contains interfaces/headers which have been frozen. This is not enough to create a full embedding situation like you describe.
You may want to try mfcembed. There are precompiled binaries that should work, as long as you can fit inside of a MFC framework.
So mfcEmbed uses non-frozen interfaces? Have to take a closer look on that. Actually I didn't intent to use anything that isn't frozen.
That's pretty much impossible at this point. Even the basic event-loop processing is not frozen:
http://lxr.mozilla.org/mozilla/source/embedding/base/nsEmbedAPI.h#145
I would recommend using an existing mozilla embedding project, and customizing it to your needs. MFCEmbed or the activex browser control are two relatively stable embedding projects for windows.
Well. I know makefiles are not portable (at least complicated ones), but having one would allow me to see exactly what is done and port and adjust it to my needs.
The Makefile.in in LXR are easy to read... the only substitutions are path names.
miss and cannot work around. And I guess I have to learn some automake - not that easy with a project as complictaed as Mozilla.
We don't use automake. We use autoconf + a customized Makefile build system.
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