hi,
I'm unable to configure the gtk+1.2.0 as it gives an error saying:
checking host system
type...configure:error:cannot guess host type;you must specify one
How can I solve this problem?
thanks,
Javed
Hello,
Maybe I can help you, but I'm really new to the worl of
automake and autoconf. But I had this problem with the automake I build when
porting the package under another system : I build my package under Linux and
was testing it under Solaris.
As I didn't know what was the file
Mark R. Rubin [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
o I (possibly mis-) read Havoc's:
if (current_state == gtk_toggle_button_get_active (toggle))
return;
FWIW I think I did mean what Paul said, i.e. current_state is the
state of the object the toggle button affects.
Havoc
New releases of the development versions of GTK+ and associated
libraries (GLib, Pango, Atk) are available at:
ftp://ftp.gtk.org/pub/gtk/v1.3/
The JPEG/PNG/TIFF libraries and pkg-config 0.8 are needed to compile this
release. These are available at:
Javed writes:
I'm unable to configure the gtk+1.2.0 as it gives an error saying:
checking host system type...configure:error:cannot guess host type;you
must specify one
Possibly a red herring, but IIRC I got something like this when my
system had no cc command. Once I linked cc - gcc
I originally spotted this bug when developping a widget using GtkAda.
But it can be reproduced with any C program.
What other details would you like to know ?
Nico, for the GtkAda team.
On Fri, 2002-02-15 at 12:05, Yogeesh MB wrote:
Hi,
I would like to know about Bug# 60132, from where it
The in front of your function name is the problem. Try
{
pthread_t thread;
pthread_create(thread, NULL, (void *) doSimulation, NULL);
}
if you declare doSimulation as a void * (ie void *doSimulation(...)) you
can even drop the type cast.
-Michael
On Fri, 15 Feb 2002, Chris Seberino
An expansion to an earlier mail I sent... In this code snippet below I can
observ that removing(destroying) container widgets does not have the
desired effect. Please comment:
Code snippet...
cur_page = gtk_notebook_get_current_page( notebook );
fprintf(
Hello iain,
For the simple reason that the data contained therein is dynamic. Going
from one page to another and changing any settings effects what and how
information is displayed on any other page. I'm sure I could setup and
event handler for this, but it would be very complicated and
Hi Everybody,
I've got this problem wherein i've created a gtk window
and i'm trying to pop up a message dialog after a particular interval
of time using a thread.The message pops up ONLY after i press a key or
move a mouse over the window.why does this happen?
I'm facing the same problem in
Hi,
i have a button that is connected to a function called
restartApp(GtkWidget *widget, Tabuleiro *tabuleiro) .
(Tabuleiro is a static cast of a drawing area).
When the button is clicked the restartApp is called
and executes the following line
tabuleiro-paint();
the function paint() has the
Hi,
William Dulyea [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
An expansion to an earlier mail I sent... In this code snippet below I
can observ that removing(destroying) container widgets does not have
the desired effect. Please comment:
Code snippet...
cur_page =
Hi,
Nuno Afonso [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
i have a button that is connected to a function called
restartApp(GtkWidget *widget, Tabuleiro *tabuleiro) .
(Tabuleiro is a static cast of a drawing area).
When the button is clicked the restartApp is called
and executes the following line
hi,
i tried to configure using your instuctions the host problem is
solved...but now
I've got a new error, something like
configure: error: C compiler cannot create executables.
After which I tried compiling a C program, and it did not
execute.
I'm working with
Hi, someone can help me?
I have a global variable used to store a filename got from a gtk_file_selection;
now, when the gtk_file_selection object is destroyed, the memory allocated to the
variable
is corrupted, changing its value.
This only in Linux, it behaves correctly in win32 (mingw 32
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