On 4/18/10 4:25 PM, n179911 wrote:
In 'gtkmozembed_glue.cpp', it has this comment '// This file is an
implementation file, meant to be #included in a
// single C++ file of an embedding application. It is called after
// XPCOMGlueStartup to glue the gtkmozembed functions.'
My question is why it is not compile like the rest of the cpp files in
src directory (e.g. EmbedProgress.cpp) and have TestXXX.cpp in test
directory linked to the library created in src?
Mostly because it would have to be a static library different from the
existing files in that directory, and by the limitations of our build system
we would have to put it in a different directory, and it wasn't worth the
hassle.
What do we gain by making it a separate/new static library, instead of just
#including it as documented?
--BDS
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