[Gtk-sharp-list] Gtk# and .NET2.0 crashing all over the place
Michael Hutchinson
m.j.hutchinson at gmail.com
Sun Mar 18 18:26:24 EDT 2007
On 3/18/07, Aaron Oxford <aaron at hardwarehookups.com.au> wrote:
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> >Again, it sounds like I need to know the recommended setup. All I've
> >installed is the Gtk# 2.8.3 Installer for .NET1.1 SDK. I know that
> >there are several later versions of Gtk and Gdk available. At this
Have you seen the MedSphere release of GTK# 2.10 for Windows?
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=74626
> >point I'm considering switching to developing with Mono if that
> >would help. Mind you, is it just me or are the docs really light on
> >again? Not having a *nix background, I'm not sure I'll be able to
> >get my head around using a command prompt compiler - how does one
> >add references, use a build file etc? I couldn't even find the name
> >of the compiler for about a day. Google obviously isn't showing me
> >some important site. :-(
The following are the resources I consult for GTK# development.
High-level overview:
http://www.mono-project.com/GtkSharp
GTK# tutorials and guides:
http://www.mono-project.com/Category:GtkSharp
Official docs:
http://www.go-mono.com/docs/monodoc.ashx?tlink=root:/classlib-gnome
Also, the GTK+ docs can be helpful even if they are more difficult to
interpret: http://gtk.org/api/ and http://gtk.org/tutorial/
On Linux you could of course use MonoDevelop with its fantastic GTK# designer.
> >Anyway, I'm getting really desperate - to the point where I'm
> >considering trying to write a Java UI or managed layer for FLTK or
> >something. Is there a Win32 Monodevelop in the works? At one point
> >last night I had to start the app four times before it would stay
There has been some work on it, but it's not a priority at all as
there are plenty of .NET IDEs for Win32. Anyhow, if GTK# is that
unstable on your machine it wouldn't be much good.
However, I'm sure GTK# is not generally this unstable on Windows.
Something must be up with your installation. Try a complete purge of
GTK# and GTK+, then try the MedSphere GTK# installer.
> >up. I'm prepared to go to fairly extreme lengths to fix this, so
> >even opinions or hints would be helpful. Anyone know any C++
> >libraries that compile under .NET 2.0?
C++/CLI won't run on Mono.
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Michael Hutchinson
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