On Jan 25, 2010, at 10:40 AM, Jaap Keuter wrote:
> I'm not familiar with Eclipse but Unix/Linux development is fully supported.
> Have a look at the Developer's Guide and notice all the Unix/Linux sections.
> In general Windows development is more involved, requiring more
> documentation.
> Unix/Linux development is pretty straightforward.
...although a lot of "Windows development" of Wireshark is really "UN*X
development", given that
1) we're using a toolkit originally developed for UN*X+X11 (GTK+);
2) GLib, also originally being for UN*X, provides macros etc. to wrap
some of Microsoft's C-library "look sort of line UN*X to make it easier to port
stuff from UN*X" routines, and provides some other portability helpers;
3) the cases where we *do* make Win32 calls directly are largely hidden
from most of the code in Wireshark.
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