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fltk-fluid
roberts:
Mike,
It would appear that you have a PPR setup and that it is working fine.
The fltk-config was a recent addition to compiletc.tce (2009/04/07).
Are you sure you are using the latest compiletc?
MikeLockmoore:
Jason: Thanks. Renaming wget worked... I was able to get into the .tce repository again. Although I lost access again, so I had to repeat that trick. After I downloaded openssl.tce, it seems to be working consistently.
Robert: I had some issues with tce-uninstall, so I renamed the compiletc.tce and compiletc.tce.md5.txt files under /mnt and rebooted. After that, I could re-install the current copy of compiletc.tce. I now have the fltk-config utility! And I worked... I could build a simple tutorial app! :D Sorry I mixed up the PPR and PPI terminology.
I wonder if some of my issues were that I installed the 1.3 RC 1 version, and some things now need RC 2? I was holding off RC2 to see if another RC version or the official 1.3 would come out soon.
I think I will try to port my little hex fileviewer app over the next few weeks (on a hobby basis, right now). The Win32 and GTK2 versions are both about 45 KB, but they access core dynamic libraries in the respective OSes. I'm sure with static linking in FLTK, it would be closer to 200 KB, but I think many people would still like it. I might be able to help port or create other little utilities too over time.
Thanks again, gentlemen!
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Mike L.
^thehatsrule^:
fltk runtime libraries are in TC's base, so static linking isn't required.
MikeLockmoore:
@^thehatsrule^: That's good to know. I just tried to recompile a little test tutorial app, and the dynamically-linked executable is 4K compared to 140K for the static case (both stripped)!
Jason W:
Also available as tcz:
--- Code: ---Title: fltk-fluid.tcz
Description: FLTK fluid
Version: 1.1.9
Author: Various
Original-site: www.fltk.org
Copying-policy: GPL
Size: 452K
Extension_by: Roberto A. Foglietta
Comments: The Fast Light User Interface Designer, or FLUID,
is a graphical editor that is used to produce FLTK
source code. FLUID edits and saves its state in .fl
files. These files are text, and you can (with care)
edit them in a text editor, perhaps to get some
special effects.
Change-log: 2009/04/07 First version
Current: 2009/04/07 First version
--- End code ---
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