Petar Popara wrote:
You should download the Gecko SDK, and use that when developing your
component. Use the version of the Gecko SDK corresponding to the oldest
version of Mozilla that you wish to support. So, if you want to support
Mozilla 1.4 and above, then download and use the Gecko SDK released
alongside Mozilla 1.4. It includes the XPCOM import library, as well as
the static libraries for the XPCOM glue.
If I link with Mozilla 1.4 libraries, will my plugin work on Firefox and
Netscape? And on which versions of Firefox and Netscape?
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Yes, provided you only link to the frozen functions exported from the
XPCOM library. To determine if a function is frozen, check for the text
"@status FROZEN" in the comments for the function. Be very careful not
to use unfrozen functions, or else your plugin/component might crash
future versions of Mozilla/Firefox/etc.
-Darin
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