Mahmoud Al-Qudsi wrote:
> I'm trying to start cross-platform development with Mono/.NET and
> GTK#.
> However, I love the VS.NET IDE, so I'd like to do my coding on Windows
> with Visual Studio 2005 instead of on Linux with the crappy
> MonoDevelop.
> I cannot for the life of me locate the Windows development libraries
> for GTK#. All links to the "development" libraries for GTK# point me
> to the runtime download for Windows @ http://forge.novell.com/modules/xfmod/project/?gtk-sharp
> I've seen screencasts of people using Visual Studio to develop GTK#
> apps (well, using Glade to create the UI though) but I can't locate
> the download! I've been searching the web (Google, SourceForge, and
> Novell) for a week, but no luck.
> Does anyone here have a link to the VS.NET integration package for
> GTK#?
On May 30, 5:20 am, Arne Vajhj <a
@vajhoej.dk> wrote:
> Mahmoud Al-Qudsi wrote:
> > I'm trying to start cross-platform development with Mono/.NET and
> > GTK#.
> > However, I love the VS.NET IDE, so I'd like to do my coding on Windows
> > with Visual Studio 2005 instead of on Linux with the crappy
> > MonoDevelop.
> > I cannot for the life of me locate the Windows development libraries
> > for GTK#. All links to the "development" libraries for GTK# point me
> > to the runtime download for Windows @http://forge.novell.com/modules/xfmod/project/?gtk-sharp
> > I've seen screencasts of people using Visual Studio to develop GTK#
> > apps (well, using Glade to create the UI though) but I can't locate
> > the download! I've been searching the web (Google, SourceForge, and
> > Novell) for a week, but no luck.
> > Does anyone here have a link to the VS.NET integration package for
> > GTK#?
> What is the difference between development libraries and runtime
> for .NET code ?
> (I would say that you build against and run against the same
> DLL files)
> Arne
I was looking for the VS-integration kit which adds some templates and
stuff to VS... I guess its a discontinued project :/
You talk to the people at Mono and they get all offended if you
say .NET isn't really cross-platform and GTK# isn't for Windows, but
then they don't even maintain their own code (last messages I can see
pertaining to a VS.NET Integration pack are for VS2003 from the year
2004).
So much for C# being cross platform.