Hi,
I am not sure, to what level you want to strip the GTK Widgets and also the
purpose behind it.
To port GTK over Mobile phones LiPS forum is trying to strip the unwanted
widgets by applying a Patch to GTK.
Maybe you can apply LiPS patch to get rid of most of the unwanted and
redundant widget.
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Greetings,
Can any one tell me or give me some links to know how I can reduce the
footprint of GTK.
Actually I want to remove some widgets (like frame, color selection,
file selection etc) which I am not using in my application.
Also I want to
Hi...
Ya even our requirement is to save the space on installation media.
Can't we get a copy of mklibs tool for FC5 / FC6 as we cant use that
debian-installer.
Regards,
Richa
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From: Attilio Fiandrotti [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, January 24, 2007
[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Can any one tell me or give me some links to know how I can reduce the
footprint of GTK.
Do you mean disk space? Or memory space? On what platform? On most
modern platforms with virtual memory, presumably only those parts of
GTK+ that your code actually uses get
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We are developing an application (Embedded) using GTK and
Glade(gtk-dev-2.10.6-win32-1), MSYS-1.0.9, MinGW-3.1.0-1.
Please don't send me personal mail about GTK+ on Windows. Use an
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Mklibs is, IIRC, a python script that takes care of producing a minimal
set of required libraries given a binary target application.
mklibs is available as a debian package, but whould be as well avalable
as sourcecode somewhere.
I also know other similar tools exist.
Attilio
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Hi
May be the following is also a way to strip the foot print.
Instead of glibc, use dietlibc, it will reduce a lot of foot print. I
don't know you are working on embedded devices. Even it is very easy to
use also.
http://www.fefe.de/dietlibc/
With regds,
Shyjumon N
TTEC
Tel:
I still suggest to you all @soc-soft.com people to have a look at
LiPS forum too They have already prepared a patch on GTK which reduces
the libs by more than 2 MB.
Try using DirectFB or TinyX in place of X11 which will reduce our space
enormously.
Use GTK+ 2.6.10 or lower, so that you can
Fabian Förg wrote:
Hello,
as the topic suggests, I am trying to capture a window which should be
printed afterwards.
This is my code:
/* appl_t is a struct created by me which contains GtkWidget
*print_win,
* the window I want to print. Moreover, appl_t contains gints for the
* width
Hi Pritesh,
This is the program which works the way you expect it i.e it will show only
the image(Shaped Widget). I got it running by modifying the GTK example.
Hope it works. Note that you have to use 255 as Threshold Alpha and
gtk_pixmap_new() is outdated(i think so).
Also, you should get
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