> When I try to run that same program, Windows tells me > that it cannot proceed because "intl.dll" isn't installed (note: > "intl.dll" - not "libintl.dll").
intl.dll is in the gettext package on the download page. > Is it expecting libintl, The intl.dll is what would otherwise have been called libintl-8.dll when built by libtool, but I build it as intl.dll to keep backward compatibility with older versions of gettext where the official way to build for Windows was with MSVC, and that process produced a DLL called intl.dll. > or maybe proxy-libintl proxy-libintl doesn't have any DLL at all, just a static library. (Stuff that is linked with that static library don't depend on intl.dll, they just check if it is available at run-time, but if it isn't they fail gracefully back to no localisations.) > or is it expecting intltool intltool is something completely different. It is used only when building some software packages. --tml _______________________________________________ gtk-app-devel-list mailing list gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-app-devel-list
