On 3/19/07, Matthew Wild <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm looking to use wxLua in a cross-platform desktop application. It would
> simplify things tremendously if I could use a standard interpreter, and load
> the wxLua module from within my scripts.
>
> This would simplify the differences between the releases for different
> platforms.
>
> I have seen a package of DLL's for this on sf.net, but only for WIndows. Can
> the same not be done for Linux? The current download for Linux is 9.3MB, and
> I just simply can't ask people to download that along with my application.
I believe that there are far too many Linux distributions (each with
their own library versions) to support them all with a single shared
library. You can staticly link to wxWidgets (never to GTK) and test it
out on different platforms, but I've never tried to do this.
If you do try this and can confirm that it works at least under a few
common distributions please let us know your settings and we can
provide binaries in the future.
Good luck,
John Labenski
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