On 13 Jun 2010, at 12:45, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
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> There was a problem in the VS project files in 224.1, some source file
> that should be built only on Unix was included by mistak. Simply drop
> the source file(s) that don't compile and see if that helps.
>
Thanks Tor, I'll try that and let y
> This morning, everything worked fine until the build got to the gio branch -
> which failed, due to unistd.h and sys/wait.h not being present.
There was a problem in the VS project files in 224.1, some source file
that should be built only on Unix was included by mistak. Simply drop
the source
Hello again Tor and thanks for your help so far. This morning, I've returned
to building libglib (using Visual C++) after working on something else for a
few days. With regard to 3rd party dependencies I've been following the advice
on this web page, which lists some libraries that are probably
On 11 Jun 2010, at 16:43, Tor Lillqvist wrote:
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> I assume you are talking about GLib 2.24.1, from a tarball?
>
Yes.
> There is a "Pre-Build Event" for the glib project that copies
> config.h.win32 to config.h, glibconfig.h.win32 to glibconfig.h and
> gmoduleconf.h.win32 to gmoduleconf.h.
>
> I found the VC++ .sln and .vcproj files, loaded the solution and just tried
> to compile one of the modules in the glib branch. However, every module
> fails to compile because config.h is missing.
I assume you are talking about GLib 2.24.1, from a tarball?
There is a "Pre-Build Event" for t
I'm just investigating the possibility of building gtk-win32 using Visual C++
(after downloading the sources from their respective tarballs). Since
everything else seems to depend on glib, I thought that would be the best place
to make a start.
I found the VC++ .sln and .vcproj files, loaded t
