Sorry if this has been up before - I just subsrcibed and don't know a way to browse old threads. I have a VC8 wxWidgets project that I want to change to GTK (not the GTK wxWidgets but GTK as such.) I managed to compile the framework-independent parts of my project with MinGW/CodeBlocks and link them into a hello-world C++ GTK project, but I can't make debugging work - and I know nothing about how gdb works (or doesn't work) on MS Windows. Rather than learning this stuff, I'd prefer to go on using VC8 Express. But the GTK site says I shouldn't use VC>6 with GTK unless I know what I am doing - this has to do with the GTK/win32 runtime libraries being tied to the VC6 runtime if I understand right. So, can I compile GTK/win32 into a static library with VC8 Express and use that? And what are the exact requirements for this? Or should I rather use precompiled libraries? If I do that, I obvously must be careful not to malloc/new with VC8 and free with Glib/GTK. Is that it, or are worse things lurking? _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
