since I got GTK2 looking semi-useable now, I figured what better way to try and find more…
Ah, I'll have to try that when I reboot... (in winblows right now.)
Yeah 2 megs is kinda outta date since I changed the main splash screen - it's a much larger graphic ;-)
I think about 3 MB is final size in GTK 1.2 WITHOUT any debug info.
I just installed the GTK interface for Winblows and am considering trying a win32 build as well...
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-----Original Message-----
From: Andrew Johnson
Sent: Thursday, October 02, 2003 11:06 PM
To:
Subject: [lazarus] GTK2 CBTracker Test Build
Hey again,
since I got GTK2 looking semi-useable now, I figured what
better way to try and find more bugs then with a pre-existing
lazarus app. Obviously the IDE often is the most complex app,
so trying to get it too work is a feet in itself, and thus
isn't always a fair indication of what currenly works. I
tried cbtracker, made a few adjustments to get rid of a few
crashes I caught, and uploaded a bz2 of it.
Its rather large (compressed 2.2, uncompressed - 7.4). Not
sure how much of this is gtk2 interface/gdb symbols etc, how
much is tony's < 2mb notice is outa date ;)
I don't know if its actually really useable as stands, but I
only know of a handfull of big problems. So usual
disclaimer, if your hd bursts in to flames its your own fault
for using it! I am supplying it only for those who wish to
test and see how far along GTK2 is coming without having to
muck around with trying to build there own gtk2 lazarus or test apps.
http://www.ajgenius.us/random/cbtracker.bz2
obviously also requires GTK2 libs, I am using 2.2, but should work fine for 2.0
Andrew
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