Well, I was going to pull down the latest CVS stuff for gtkextra-2, but
CVS on sf.net does not seem to be cooperating at the moment.
Adrian: Have you used the CVS repository lately? It looks like there
might be some kind of issue with it that would require the sf.net admin
staff
Is it safe to call g_main_loop_quit from another thread?
I have a GMainLoop that is watching a GIOChannel for input in a thread.
I am trying to end this thread by calling g_main_loop_quit from a
different thread. But when I do this, the thread running the GMainLoop
deadlocks in a call to poll
Al,
Thanks for your response. I've tried both the stable release 2.1.1 and the
recent CVS snapshot, and the same problem showed up in both. Even the
compilation errors are identical.
(One additional minor problem I had was that I was forced to write, e.g.,
#include gtkextra/gtkplot.h instead
Nickolai,
What distro are you running? Did you do a clean ./configure make?
The reason I ask: I just pulled down the 2.1.1 release (since CVS still
isn't working) to a clean box that has never had gtkextra-2 on it, made
sure I installed all the dependencies, did a
Oh, one more thing:
Be *absolutely* sure your distro didn't originally install an old
version of gtkextra or gtkextra-2 for you. I've heard that some distros
have done this in the past, although I've never run in to it myself. If
that is the case, the compiler may be finding
Sandeep KS wrote:
How can i make the shellscript to get executed in the backend and at the same
time continue with the frontend work?
Look at the source code of xarchive: it does just what you need:
http://xarchive.sourceforge.net
--
Colossus
Xarchiver, a GTK2 only archive manager -
now i'm starting programming with GTK+ in order to support multi
platform(like Unix, Linux, Windows, MacOS) about which run the my
appllications.
but i get to be difficult from first step.
that looks a base.
i would build and install GTK+ API packages(from sources) on Mingw
including msys
Thanks to the three of you for your help and information. I will
continue trying to make GTK work for my threaded application, and post
progress (or lack thereof).
I am still confused (by apparently conflicting inputs from the GTK FAQ
and yourselves) about when I must use which wrapper calls
