Re: Re: Installing GTK libraries
"Bill Nalen" <[email protected]>
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Cedric wrote: >Yes, please post the gtk 2.0 installer script. I (along with a bunch of >other contributors) ported both gtkmm (the c++ wrapper) and pygtk-1.99.x on >win32 and I think it would be very nice if we could have a "standard" >windows installer for the gtk+-2.0 runtime and developer package on win32 >based on Tor incredible work (and latest snapshot). I've got a download at http://bill.nalens.com for the GTK+ 2.0 runtime. I'm not completely satisfied with it yet because I had to hack the png file from a prior release due to a bug in 2.0.6 that hasn't been resolved (I posted it to the list but haven't gotten any responses). I based the installer on the GTK+ 1.3 version, but I simplified the setup creation script a little since I'm not that familiar with it yet, i.e. it's not checking for a prior installed version. I'll try to remember to post the installer script when I get a chance. Is there a site that lists the applications that use GTK+ on Windows? FYI, can someone point me to instructions on how Tor compiles the stuff he has on his site? I've got VC 6.0, cygwin, & mingw installed, but I can't seem to get any of them to compile it. I'd like to take a crack at fixing the bug, but since I can't build the pieces, I can't get inside the dll's. Thanks Bill