Hi all, Please excuse me for asking such a common question. I am unable to search the archive because it is being re-indexed. I'm looking for a good book on GTK+ 2.0 We are porting an embedded GHS INTEGRITY application to an embedded linux platform. I'm porting the UI task to GTK+ 2.0. For rapid development I'm creating a version that runs on GNOME as well as one on the embedded system that writes directly to the frame buffer. I need to receive data on a POSIX messesage queue. This data is everything from barcode data with which I'll fill in GtkEntry fields to proprietarty screen descriptions with which I redraw the entire screen or do things that don't affect the screen at all. So, I want to understand how to convert those incoming messages to GTK/GDK/GLIB events and/or signals. I can see all the pieces in the references and I can read code to see how the libraries themselves achieve similar things. However, I'm desperate for an overall understanding. I've already got: "Understanding the LINUX Kernel" "Embedded LINUX System Design and Development" I looked at: "Gtk+ Programming in C" by Syd Logan but it appeared to cover GTK+ 1.2. "Developing Linux Applications with GTK+ and GDK" by Eric Harlow was published two years earlier. "The Official GNOME 2 Developer's Guide" by Matthias Warkus is recent, but I don't know how deeply it goes into POSIX and GtkFB Blessings, Andrew _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
