Murray, Are your CVS changes at 2.8 level of code? My understanding is that at 2.8, gtkmm includes support for Cairo. But Cairo is very floating point intensive, which is not a good thing for an ARM processor. For that reason, I have been using gtk+ 2.6 so as to avoid any Cairo changes in 2.8 of Gtk+.
For embedded development would you recommend sticking with 2.6 of Gtkmm? (I assume this translates to 2.4 for debian). Sean > > Murray, > > > > no, I haven't tried it yet, but I plan to this weekend. > > > > 770 is a really cool piece of hardware - its display is > > amazing (800x480). Linux is a bit slow on startup (~30secs boot time), > > Off topic, but: Luckily it can sleep for several days, so I almost never > start mine. > > > but application wise the platform is very > > responsive. > > By the way, I recently did some work in cvs to add a --disable-deprecated > configure option. When used, the deprecated classes are not included in > the library at all. That should help a bit on reduced-resources devices > like this. > > I'm sure there are more things that could be done though to reduce the > code size, if I found the time. > > Murray Cumming > murrayc murrayc com > www.murrayc.com > www.openismus.com
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