July 25:
I got mozilla built and running. Right now plying with the
gtk+ wrapper. After 12+ hours switching between c and
c++ you start to see funny things in the code:) I don't
reccommend downloading, compiling, playing/learning,
accidentally mixing versions, building, breaking, building
again, pulling hair ot of head, creating gtk+ app utilizing
gecko for first time, and considering licensing issues
between GPL and MOZPL in > 12 hours unless you have
large quantities of caffeine saturated beverages available.
Anyway I look forward to tomorrow and getting some real
functionality into a basic browser app utilizing gecko
from todays daily build. Yea I know Galeon does it but I'd
like a gtk+ light browser that doesn't rely on
GNOME. I love GNOME but why integrate a light browser with
it. Its suppoused to be LIGHT. Maybe if I
work on the project enough I'll be able to open it up and
get an awsome standalone gtk+ gecko browser. I'll call it
SGGB (Standalone Gtk+ Gecko Browser). Now I'm getting
silly. Too much work and caffien and not enough
sleep. I'll get to bed now.
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I'm building mozilla from the source toay. I'm interested
in getting just the gtk+ wrapper working for light
browsing.
Implimentation of that protocol is really
slow!
I hope to have it working in about 2 weeks, but I have a
feeling that 2 weeks is a little optimistic. Hope my
manager understands.
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I hope nyma reads
this because I have an answer to the g++ name mangling
problem. I had the same problem a week ago. The function
that you are exporting needs to be delcared in an
extern "C" block. Here is an example...
extern "C" {
void MyNonMangledFunction ( int argc, char** argv );
}
This should stop C++ from mangaling the function names in
the extern "C" block.
hope this helps nyma.
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