[Glade-users] Glade for Windows: autogen problem

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Ishan Chattopadhyaya wrote:
> Actually, in windows, a lot of people prefer using some sort of an IDE
having come from a Borland/Windows environment, I would love that.  At this
point this is all new to me.  I am trying to just get started with Gtk
because my department has decided on Gtk.  Most of them are working on
Sun/Solaris and Ada so I am on my own for Windows and C/C++.

> instead of using makefiles. Dev-C++, MS Visual C++ and MingW Development
I will take a look at them.  I just finished downloading Dev-C and
Visual MinGW from http://www.bloodshed.net/ but after a little more
searching I found MinGW developer studio at http://www.parinya.ca/ and
I assume this is the one to which you refer?  Has anyone ever done this
with any Borland products?

> I think using LibGlade is the only available option since the source code
> generation option has been deprecated (for reasons many don't agree with). I
I guess that is good to know before I get too far into any project.
Do you know what those reasons are?  I tried visiting
http://glade.gnome.org/history.html  but I didn't see anything about it
there.  I also looked at http://glade.gnome.org/links.html and clicked on
libglade but it is a dead link.  That doesn't seem too encouraging

> think the libglade sample and test files along with the API reference that
> is available is good enough to start off anyone with libglade.
I am looking but I still haven't found those examples.  After getting past
configuration issues, making a simple project with Glade built code was
a piece of cake but without any example or simple tutorial, doing so with
libglade isn't so easy.

> Btw, here's a makefile that i made manually for compiling directly off the
Thanks.  I will give it a try

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