New Xconq Windows Executable
Hans Ronne
hronne@telia.com
Fri Aug 29 09:06:00 GMT 2003
>Also it seems there is still some tweaking of at least win/Makefile.in
>neccessary. it would be nice if somebody could commit something along
>the lines of (one still has to muck with TCLTKLIB, but I see no way to
>autodetect this):
This seems OK to me. However, what I really would like to do is to get rid
of the win directory, and make the Windows app build in the tcltk
directory, where the Windows tcltk code now lives. The point of this is an
attempt to organize the sources in a way that makes sense, so that new
users know where to find the files. We also have a Windows SDL app,
furthermore, we have a Mac tcltk app, and the latter does not live in the
mac directory, which instead contains the mac interface.
So the idea was to have all tcltk stuff (sources, resources, Makefiles) in
the tcltk directory, all SDL stuff in the sdl directory etc. One directory
for each interface.
This was discussed on the list earlier, and I already moved the relevant
source and resource files from the win to the tcltk directory. I think
Stanley Sutton started to look at moving the relevant stuff from the win
Makefile.in to the tcltk Makefile.in, but unfortunately he was not able to
complete that work. Perhaps we should do this now?
Hans
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