I am developing a system in Linux (ubuntu with gnome3 - ubuntu gnome - https://ubuntugnome.org/) and remotely compiling also on windows, but use the GTK2 subsystem in ubuntu development station - ... use fossil (http: //www.fossil-scm.org) to synchronize the codes and then compile ... but the windows complains Subsystem GTK2.
How do I disable GTK2 to build on windows? - I believe it is the command line ... an example?
Thank you all ...
cross-compilation - How can I disable the gtk2 subsystem?
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Re: cross-compilation - How can I disable the gtk2 subsystem
The best way is to create a Project (if you haven't already) with separate Targets configured for each OS:
- Windows target (default subsystem, .exe output executable, .ico icon)
- Linux target ("gtk2" subsystem, no ".exe", .png (?) icon)
There are also some "tricks" you can use to prevent the Linux target from building on Windows, and vice versa.
- Windows target (default subsystem, .exe output executable, .ico icon)
- Linux target ("gtk2" subsystem, no ".exe", .png (?) icon)
There are also some "tricks" you can use to prevent the Linux target from building on Windows, and vice versa.