How to develop GTK+ programs on windows?
Question
There isn't a windows binary release, so when it says that they are cross-OS, they mean you can write source to compile on windows, but you have to develop in linux/osx? But then what if you want to make calls to win32api within the app, and want to test as you go along?
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solution1
1 ACCPTED 2013-07-09 01:45:45
They mean you can develop under Windows and you do not have to compile the libraries for yourself. Binaries for GTK+ and its dependencies can be found here .
Cross OS means that the same API is available across all supported platforms.
Direct calls to the win32 API can be made normally in a GTK+ application.
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