enter_notify_event and leave_notify_event signals

hi everyone, i would like to receive the enter notfy event and leave notify event signals even when the mouse is moved into/out of a widget while a mouse button is down. anecdotal evidence shows me that only when the mouse button is released do i get these signals, beyond the leave notify eve

warning - bug in solaris x86 ldd breaks install of gtk+-2.4.10

i'm writing this to warn the other three users of solaris x86 in the world. :) for solaris 8 and 9, on x86 (maybe other versions as well), the sun ldd chokes on some library names, including, for example, libgtk-x11-2.0.so.0.400.10. this manifests in at least two ways: 1. when you run ldd aga

Re: jpeg-6b

look at the generated file 'config.log'. i suspect you need to add a directory to either your include directories or library directories to pick up jpeg's headers and/or libraries. ./configure will listen to the environmental variables CFLAGS, CPPFLAGS and LDFLAGS, so you can set directives i

Re: want to add number to label

gtk_label_new expects a pointer to a character array (char *), but simply telling the compiler that nr is a pointer to a character array by casting it to char * does not make it a valid array. (i could tell you i was a flounder, but trust me, its still not true). you need to convert nr to a ch

Re: can't find libtiff on ./configure

you might also want to set CFLAGS, eg export CFLAGS=-I$HOME/include -tim Sven Neumann wrote: Hi, Rodrigo Gruppelli <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: On 19 Feb 2003, Sven Neumann wrote: you didn't tell the compiler to look for include files in ~/include. Passing --includedir to configure only te

strange performance numbers

we have been seeing some very odd differences in cpu utilization for a simple test application (code attached) on different solaris 8 x86 hosts. we have two boxes with identical modeled graphics cards: red - a 2.53 Ghz P4, 533 Mhz front side bus with 512 MB DDR RAM running solaris 8 (x86) prote

glib event loop thrashing on solaris x86?

hi! this is a somewhat vague question, which i apologize for. i'm just trying for suggestions of where i should look to find my glitch: i am running on a dual processor x86 solaris 8 box, and my gtkmm application seems to spend a lot of time thrashing in the glib event loop. truss reveals l

TreeView performance

hello all, i am writing a trading application that displays updates to financial contracts in real time, using a TreeView widget. there can be four to five hundred updates coming in a second, and under this load my application takes about 60% of the cpu time of my dual processor 2.53 mhz box

Solaris X86 - thrashing in glib event loop?

hi! this is a somewhat vague question, which i apologize for. i'm just trying for suggestions of where i should look to find my glitch: gtk-2.2.1 i am running on a dual processor x86 solaris 8 box, and my gtkmm application seems to spend a lot of time thrashing in the glib event loop. trus