> i would know if it's possible to compile Gtkhtml on win32, because i have > done an application that uses this library. Yes. You can find prebuilt Windows binary packages (just zip files) of gtkhtml at http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/GNOME/binaries/win32/gtkhtml/3.18/ . However, gtkhtml 3.18 requires a fair amount of dependencies from the GNOME stack. In fact, I think it requires most of what has been ported to Windows of the GNOME stack for Evolution's purposes... (including libbonobo, ORBit2, libgnome etc). Use your favourite dll dumper (objdump -p for instance) to find what DLLs the gtkhtml DLL requires, and make an educated guess what package they might be from, and browse around that location to find win32 packages for those. Sorry that there is no more automatic way... but there is no dpkg or rpm -style package management. Once you have the zip files, unzip them in some fresh empty location, and preferrably then put your application's exe file in the same "bin" folder were all the DLLs are, and then build an installer for your application of everything you need from that tree. I.e., if your application isn't localised, there is little need to package the localisations for the libraries it uses to your end-users. Etc. --tml _______________________________________________ gtk-list mailing list gtk-list@xxxxxxxxx http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gtk-list
