Apologies for replying to myself, but after posting the
following...
> I see that there's now a hard-wired dependency on the jpeg and
> TIFF dlls. That is, the app won't start without these libraries
> (but it ran OK under the 2.10 GTK runtime)...
I found a related message,
http://mail.gnome
PS: I meant to say XML Parser above (not X11 Parser)
> -Original Message-
> From: control H [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, November 11, 2007 1327 PM
> To: Karl Reis
> Cc: gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.org
> Subject: Re: FW: compiling gtk-engines under mingw
>
> > Thank you for sugge
It was a fairly long process to get it to work, namely debugging the outputs
of the 'configure' script and the 'make' command to make sure I had
everything in order.
While going through the process, the biggest problem was making sure I had
all the right utilities in place so that the 'configure'
> Thank you for suggesting that. I finally got it to compile after realizing
> that I was missing the 'dlltool' utility found under the 'binutils' package
> of mingw.
>
> This was key to having libtool create the DLLs. Otherwise it simply was
> creating archived library packages.
That's funny, w
Thank you for suggesting that. I finally got it to compile after realizing
that I was missing the 'dlltool' utility found under the 'binutils' package
of mingw.
This was key to having libtool create the DLLs. Otherwise it simply was
creating archived library packages.
Karl
> -Original Mess
Thank you again for the offer. I finally got it to compile.
It turns out I was missing the 'dlltool' utility on my system.
Karl
> -Original Message-
> From: Daniel Atallah [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, November 09, 2007 0432 AM
> To: Karl Reis
> Cc: gtk-app-devel-list@gnome.
Thank you for all the helpful pointers. I finally got it to compile.
As it turns out I was missing the 'dlltool' utility on my system. This is
typically found in the binutils package for mingw, and for whatever reason,
it was not on my system. I downloaded and installed it again and everything
I recently tried updating from the 2.10 to the 2.12 version of the
GTK runtime for the stand-alone Windows package of my GTK app.
I see that there's now a hard-wired dependency on the jpeg and
TIFF dlls. That is, the app won't start without these libraries
(but it ran OK under the 2.10 GTK run
> Has anyone been able to successfully compile and create libmist.dll,
> libclearlooks.dll under windows?
Yes I have done that a year ago or so, I compiled and used clearlooks
under Windows using mingw.
> Libtool generates warnings saying that the shared libraries for gtk, pango,
> etc.. are not
Background:
I'm trying to build a GTK+ GUI for a simple embedded system with
limited input. Specifically it's an ipod-style wheel with click, so I
have three buttons: forward, backward, and select. I'd like to be
able to use forward and backward to move focus, the way tab/shift-tab
does cu
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