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* app/makefile.cygwin * app/makefile.msc * plug-ins/makefile.cygwin * plug-ins/makefile.msc * modules/makefile.cygwin * modules/makefile.msc * tools/gcg/makefile.cygwin: Various updates. GCC-compiled DLL name change. * app/context_manager.c: Include paint_options.h for prototype. * app/gimpimage.c (gimp_image_initialize_projection): Break out of loop as soon as possible. * app/menus.c (menus_last_opened_cmd_callback): Check if referring to entry not in list. * app/module_db.c (valid_module_name): (Win32) Require module DLL names to include name of compiler built with. * app/paths_dialog.c (paths_draw_segment_points): No use to draw lines if we have less that two points. * app/qmask.c: Include stdio.h and floating_sel.h. * libgimp/makefile.cygwin: New file. * libgimp/Makefile.am: Distribute above file. * libgimp/gimp.def: Update. * libgimp/gimpenv.c (gimp_directory): Don't warn about missing home directory on Win32, it is perfectly natural. * plug-ins/sel2path/global.h: Bypass unused declarations, some of which clash with functions in MSVCRT. * plug-ins/sel2path/math.c * modules/colorsel_water.c: Define M_PI if necessary. * plug-ins/sel2path/sel2path.c: Include config.h and glib.h. Define rint() if needed. * plug-ins/sel2path/vector.c: Include glib.h (for hypot() renaming on Win32; In the MS C runtime, as hypot() is non-ANSI, it's called _hypot(), sigh). * plug-ins/sinus/sinus_logo.h: Use indexed format, it is easier on some compilers than the huge string. |
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AUTHORS | ||
ChangeLog | ||
Makefile.am | ||
NEWS | ||
README | ||
TODO | ||
autogen.sh | ||
configure.in | ||
db.c | ||
fp.c | ||
gcg.c | ||
gcg.h | ||
gcgmakedepend | ||
getopt.c | ||
lexer.l | ||
main.c | ||
makefile.cygwin | ||
makefile.msc | ||
marshall.c | ||
marshall.h | ||
output.c | ||
output.h | ||
output_enum.c | ||
output_flags.c | ||
output_object.c | ||
parse.h | ||
parser.y | ||
pnode.c | ||
pnode.h |
README
Apparently, you invoke gcg as follows: gcg -I<include-path> -o colormap_dialog.c colormap_dialog.gc The README I found follows, but seems to be out of date: GCG - docs forthcoming (hopefully) GCG is under development, it doesn't do much of anything sensible yet. What little it does, you can test with: gcg -t gimpimageT.h -f gimpimage.h -p gimpimageP.h -s gimpimage.c gimpimage.def