> I realize that this list deals primarily with GTK and not the extras > like libglade but I would like to know if there is any possibility that > the all-in-one bundle could include the other components needed for > libglade? Well, sure, it would be trivial to include also libglade (and libxml2, which it depends on). I might be persuaded to do that. But will I just enter a neverending slippery slope where people ask for more and more components to be included in the bundle? The GTK+ "bundle" zip file contains *exactly* the same files as the individual zip files of the GTK+ stack. There really shouldn't be any huge difference to download and unzip one or three zip files, when you can unzip them all in the exact same manner. (Use the command-line unzip.exe, more easily scriptable.) > I have attempted to build libglade using the all-in-one bundle but just > got stuck in a hopeless chain of dependencies which I don't understand > well enough to resolve. libglade does not depend on much... The GTK+ stack, libxml2 and gettext-runtime. But if this was your first attempt to build something using a GNOME-style configure script, autotools, libtool etc, I can understand your pain. Getting the small details right and the tool chain working can be the hardest part. Once it works, often you really can just do ./configure && make. Well, usually it's a good idea to add --disable-static --disable-gtk-doc, and similar details, but in principle. (As a hint to people wanting to build stuff themselves, my "dev" zip files and thus the GTK+ bundle too include in the "make" folder the scripts I used to build each component. These scripts are not reusable directly as such, but hopefully can provide some guidance.) Besides, there are pre-built libglade Win32 binaries at http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win32/libglade/ ... --tml _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
