OK, so next issue -- the scheme that TigerVNC uses for
internationalization is heavily Unix-centric and based on a Makefile
template that I'm having trouble parsing. Does anyone know what this
file does well enough to explain it to me? For obvious reasons, if I
have to run a Unix script to generate internationalization files, then
it defeats the purpose of using a cross-platform build tool.
The current build system uses gettext. The make files (although difficult
to read) should be "standard", generated by gettext. After all, gettext is
the most common system for I18N in UNIX. I would be surprised if it's not
possible to use gettext with CMake.
Check out:
http://search.gmane.org/?query=gettext&group=gmane.comp.programming.tools.cmake.user
There are quite a few emails on the subject there.
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