[pygtk] Is there a windows binary of pygtk available?

[Rick Muller]

Okay, I'm working on this now. When I tried to build pygtk under 
windows, I got the error message:

* gobject-2.0.pc could not be found, bindings for gobject will not be 
built

I have a feeling I'm doing something very basic wrong, which is not 
surprising, since this is my first package build under Windows. Could 
someone who has a built pygtk under Windows give me a few pointers on 
how to get started? I'm just trying

python setup.py build

right now, and clearly that isn't enough. Thanks in advance.




On Thursday, March 11, 2004, at 09:47  AM, Christian Robottom Reis 
wrote:

> On Wed, Mar 10, 2004 at 11:54:23PM -0600, John Hunter wrote:
>>>>>>> "Rick" == Rick Muller <rmuller at sandia.gov> writes:
>>
>>     Rick> Thanks very much -- should have looked there first,
>>     Rick> obviously. Has anyone gotten gtk.gl working? Are there
>>     Rick> simple instructions?
>>
>>     Rick> Sorry for all of the dumb questions. I'm nearing a release
>>     Rick> date of an open-source molecular graphics program, and I
>>     Rick> would like to be able to support Win32 in addition to Unix
>>     Rick> and Mac OS X, so I got an old Win2K box and have been trying
>>     Rick> to get it running on that platform. I've gotten everything
>>     Rick> to work except for gtk.gl, so I'd be grateful for any help
>>     Rick> people can offer.
>>
>> If possible, you should use gtkglext instead.  It runs on
>> linux/unix/win32 and mac OS X, and superceeds gtk.gl.
>
> I think in Rick's case, the best option would be to package gtk.gl
> and distribute it separately (or with his application). It's a bit of
> work to package, but keeps code compatibility with his current code. I
> even proposed so in the relevant bug report!
>
> Take care,
> --
> Christian Robottom Reis | http://async.com.br/~kiko/ | [+55 16] 261 
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>
Rick Muller
rmuller at sandia.gov