[Mono-list] How to compile app using Gecko# on Windows

[Martynas Jocius]

Hello,

I'm a Linux developer having the task to compile C# application that
uses Gecko# bindings on WindowsXP. The application compiles and runs
fine on Linux, but I have problems on Windows. The only tutorial I found
is http://www.novell.com/coolsolutions/feature/14918.html, but it
doesn't help me.

I'm trying to compile the source code in this way:

   C:\"Program Files"\Mono-1.1.10\bin\mcs /target:library
     -pkg:gtk-sharp-2.0,glade-sharp-2.0,gecko-sharp-2.0
     -resource:gui.glade Interface.cs

I want to get Interface.dll file. On Linux above syntax works, but on
Windows I get the following error:

    [...]
    error CS0006: Cannot find assembly
'C:/PROGRA~1/MONO-1~1.10/lib/mono/gecko-sharp-2.0/gecko-sharp.dll'

File gecko-sharp.dll exists on the path shown and is a "shortcut" (in
Linux terms: symbolic link) to the real gecko-sharp.dll in GAC.  I tried
to compile using "-r" option pointing to that file but the error is the
same (cannot find assembly). I also downloaded and installed GRE for
gecko sharp as mentioned in the tutorial at Novell (link above). I can
see gtkembedmoz.dll here, but "gacutil -i gecko-sharp.dll" says it
cannot find file (command from the tutorial).

Could anyone please give me some examples how to compile C# code with
Mozilla embedded on Windows? Thanks a lot.

--
Martynas