Hi, my QNX now runs very stable and I want to start to develop applications, not only for QNX, but for all Systems, where GTK+ is available.
I found cdm’s repository and I downloaded the latest xfree86-packages (4.3). After this I downloaded GTK2 from kinner’s repository and I just pressed the “install”-button …
Then I browsed to the gtk.org-website and started to read the tutorial and after I have tested the simple window-example I realized that I am not able to compile GTK-sources. I noticed that all paths seems to be wrong and now I have uninstalled it to redo the install-step, but then qnxzone and all sub-dirs were not reachable from Germany :/…
I think it would help me a lot, if I can find somewhere a step by step tutorial how to set up gtk2 on QNX…just installing the dev’s is not enough…
It would be great, if someone can give me a source where to find this tutorial.
Sorry that I ask perhaps a stupid question, but for now GTK is the only alternative for me.
Qt is great, but I don’t like their license. wxWidgets is fine, but it seems that it does not run on QNX…so GTK will be fine )…
Hi,
I have compiled the sample program shown here: gtk.org/tutorial/ch-gettingstarted.html
Then I got errors, which told me that many files could not be found.
I include “gtk/gtk.h” like in the sample…and I compile like in the tutorial.
Perhaps I must set any Path ? But where?In the /etc/profile or /user/.profile ?
You see, many questions for a simple problem …
[code]PING qnxzone.com (209.115.248.145): 56 data bytes
----qnxzone.com PING Statistics----
50 packets transmitted, 0 packets received, 100.0% packet loss[/code]
Do you have mirrored the gtk2-package somewhere ? I have uninstalled the gtk2-package, because I thought a reinstall will help, but then qnxzone.com was down…
“lintl” is part of Gnu Gettext, which can be found on the 3rd-party cd as you said before (download.qnx.com/contrib/repository621a)…
I tried to compile and the compiler cannot find “iconv”, but after downloading “libiconv” from the 3rd-party cd this error disappears, too.
Now I am able to develop GTK2-Applications in C.
Thanks to all for the friendly help.