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Here you can download a GTK+ 2 bundle (and a few additional libraries) built with Visual Studio 2015. HexChat for Windows is built using this bundle.GTK+ BundleThis is the bundle built by us containing all the GTK+ binaries, headers and import libraries. If you just want to use GTK+ for your application and don't want to build it yourself, download this. You will also need the Visual C++ redistributable to be able to run applications that use this bundle.These are the libraries in the bundle:LibraryVersionSourceATK2.20.0SourceCairo1.14.6SourceEnchant1.6.1SourceFontconfig2.8.0SourceFreeType2.6.5SourceGDK-PixBuf2.34.0Sourcegettext-runtime0.18SourceGLib2.48.2SourceGObject-Introspection1.48.0SourceGTK+2.24.30SourceHarfBuzz1.3.0Sourcelgi0.9.1Sourcelibffi3.2.1Sourcelibpng1.6.25Sourcelibxml22.9.4Sourceluajit2.0.4SourceOpenSSL1.0.2hSourcePango1.40.2SourcePixman0.34.0Sourcewin-iconv0.0.8Sourcezlib1.2.8SourceBuilding from SourceIf you want to build the bundle from source yourself, we have a PowerShell script that will download the sources, apply some patches and run the build. It is largely based on Fan Chun-wei's Compiling the GTK+ (and Clutter) stack using Visual C++ 2008 and later.Install the following build tools and dependencies:Visual Studio 2015 Community or Visual C++ Build Tools 2015 - Any version of VS apart from 2015 is not supported.Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for VS 2012 Update 4Visual C++ Redistributable Packages for VS 2013Windows Management Framework 4.0 - Not needed for Windows 8.1 and aboveCMake 3.6.1msys2Python 2.7 (install to C:\gtk-build\python-2.7\Win32 or C:\gtk-build\python-2.7\x64)Follow the instructions on the msys2 page to update the core packages.Install needed packages in the msys2 shellpacman -S gzip nasm patch tar xzInstall the following build tools and dependencies:Perl 5.20 x86 or x64 (extract to C:\gtk-build\perl-5.20 so you have C:\gtk-build\perl-5.20\Win32\bin\perl.exe or C:\gtk-build\perl-5.20\x64\bin\perl.exe)msgfmt (extract to C:\gtk-build so you have C:\gtk-build\msgfmt\msgfmt.exe)Extract the files with 7-zip, or in the MSYS2 shell with the tar command, eg tar xf perl-5.20.0-x86.tar.xzClone this repository to C:\gtk-build\github\gtk-win32 It contains the build script, project files and patches.Now you have to allow PowerShell scripts to be run on your system. Open a PowerShell prompt as Administrator and run the following command:Set-ExecutionPolicy RemoteSignedNow start a new PowerShell window as a regular user. Go to the gtk-win32 directory and start building with the script. For example, to build the 32-bit bundle, run:C:\gtk-build\github\gtk-win32\build.ps1To build the 64-bit bundle instead, run:C:\gtk-build\github\gtk-win32\build.ps1 -Configuration x64The script has some parameters you can pass in. RunGet-Help -Full C:\gtk-build\github\gtk-win32\build.ps1to see the help for the parameters and examples.When the script is done, your GTK+ stack will be found under C:\gtk-build\gtk. Enjoy!

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I remembered once hearing about some hobby web browser, OWB. Now I really need a low-memory browser for Windows; I tried to download it, but it seems to be decommissioned.I can't find any place that has archived that binaries. So my question is, maybe somebody else be more successful at finding them ? (At least the win32 binaries.) windowsbrowser asked Jul 20, 2012 at 10:00 Adrian PanasiukAdrian Panasiuk1,1651 gold badge11 silver badges16 bronze badges 1 Answer answered Jul 20, 2012 at 10:03 DaveDave25.5k11 gold badges59 silver badges71 bronze badges 7 No.. I wanted the just the "boring", windows one:) Commented Jul 20, 2012 at 10:59 I don't think it was ever out for PC - unless you know something? Commented Jul 20, 2012 at 11:26 Not the thing I was looking for, but thanks anyway! Commented Jul 23, 2012 at 8:29 You must log in to answer this question. Start asking to get answers Find the answer to your question by asking. Ask question Explore related questions windowsbrowser See similar questions with these tags.

Compile quake3e project from solutioncode/win32/msvc2017/quake3e.slnCopy resulting exe from code/win32/msvc2017/output directoryTo compile with Vulkan backend - clean solution, right click on quake3e project, find Project Dependencies and select renderervk instead of rendererwindows/mingwAll build dependencies (libraries, headers) are bundled-inBuild with either make ARCH=x86 or make ARCH=x86_64 commands depending on your target system, then copy resulting binaries from created build directory or use command:make install DESTDIR=linux/bsdYou may need to run the following commands to install packages (using fresh ubuntu-18.04 installation as example):sudo apt install make gcc libcurl4-openssl-dev mesa-common-devsudo apt install libxxf86dga-dev libxrandr-dev libxxf86vm-dev libasound-devsudo apt install libsdl2-devBuild with: makeCopy the resulting binaries from created build directory or use command:make install DESTDIR=raspberry pi osInstall the build dependencies:apt install libsdl2-dev libxxf86dga-dev libcurl4-openssl-devBuild with: makeCopy the resulting binaries from created build directory or use command:make install DESTDIR=macosinstall the official SDL2 framework to /Library/Frameworksbrew install molten-vk or install Vulkan SDK to use MoltenVK libraryBuild with: makeCopy the resulting binaries from created build directorySeveral Makefile options are available for linux/mingw/macos builds:BUILD_CLIENT=1 - build unified client/server executable, enabled by defaultBUILD_SERVER=1 - build dedicated server executable, enabled by defaultUSE_SDL=0- use SDL2 backend for video, audio, input subsystems, enabled by default, enforced for macosUSE_VULKAN=1 - build vulkan modular renderer, enabled by defaultUSE_OPENGL=1 - build opengl modular renderer, enabled by defaultUSE_OPENGL2=0 - build opengl2 modular renderer, disabled by defaultUSE_RENDERER_DLOPEN=1 - do not link single renderer into client binary, compile all enabled renderers as dynamic libraries and allow to switch them on the fly via \cl_renderer cvar, enabled by defaultRENDERER_DEFAULT=opengl - set default value for \cl_renderer cvar or use selected renderer for static build for USE_RENDERER_DLOPEN=0, valid options are opengl, opengl2, vulkanUSE_SYSTEM_JPEG=0 - use current system JPEG library, disabled by defaultExample:make BUILD_SERVER=0 USE_RENDERER_DLOPEN=0 RENDERER_DEFAULT=vulkan - which means do not build dedicated binary, build client with single static vulkan rendererContactsDiscord channel:

You unpacked the framework's package, _framework_name_ is the framework name (Bluetooth for the Bluetooth Framework, IrDA for the IrDA Framework, Serial for the Serial Framework, Timeline for the Timeline Framework, and WiFi for the WiFi Framework), and _ide_ver_ is your IDE version as described above. The design time package name is: Bluetooth Framework - wclBluetoothFrameworkD.bpl; IrDA Framework - wclIrDAFrameworkD.bpl; Serial Framework - wclSerialFrameworkD.bpl; Timeline Framework - wclTimelineFrameworkD.bpl; WiFi Framework - wclWiFiFrameworkD.bpl. Open thw Install Packages dialog (Component->Install Packages), click the Add... button, navigate to the runtime package folder, and select the desired runtime package. Add paths The next step is to add paths to the framework's binaries. The binaries are located in the following folders (under the library folder, let's say under the Common, Communication, DRI, Bluetooth, IrDA, Serial, Timeline, or WiFi folder): CBuilder 6: C6 Delphi 6: D6 Delphi 7: D7 Delphi 2005: D2005 Developer Studio 2006: D2006 RAD Studio 2007: D2007 RAD Studio 2009: D2009 RAD Studio 2010: D2010 RAD Studio XE: DXE RAD Studio XE2: DXE2 RAD Studio XE3: DXE3 RAD Studio XE4: DXE4 RAD Studio XE5: DXE5 RAD Studio XE6: DXE6 RAD Studio XE7: DXE7 RAD Studio XE8: DXE8 RAD Studio 10 Seattle: D10 RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin: D101 RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo: D102 RAD Studio 10.3 Rio: D103 RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney: D104 RAD Studio 11 Alexandria: D11 RAD Studio 12 Athens: D12 Starting from RAD Studio XE2, there are two subfolders under the IDE folder: Win32 and Win64. Bluetooth Framework Paths IrDA and Serial Frameworks Paths Timeline Framework Paths WiFi Framework Paths The {app_folder} is the folder where you unpacked the framework's package. The _framework_name_ is the framework name (IrDA for the IrDA Framework and Serial for the Serial Framework). The _ide_ver_ is your IDE version as described above. Bluetooth Framework RAD Studio XE or below {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_ {app_folder}\Lib\Communication\_ide_ver_ {app_folder}\Lib\DRI\_ide_ver_ {app_folder}\Lib\Bluetooth\_ide_ver_ RAD Studio XE2 or above {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_\Win64 {app_folder}\Lib\Communication\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\Communication\_ide_ver_\Win64 {app_folder}\Lib\DRI\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\DRI\_ide_ver_\Win64 {app_folder}\Lib\Bluetooth\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\Bluetooth\_ide_ver_\Win64 IrDA and Serial Frameworks RAD Studio XE or below {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_ {app_folder}\Lib\Communication\_ide_ver_ {app_folder}\Lib\_framework_name_\_ide_ver_ RAD Studio XE2 or above {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_\Win64 {app_folder}\Lib\Communication\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\Communication\_ide_ver_\Win64 {app_folder}\Lib\_framework_name_\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\_framework_name_\_ide_ver_\Win64 Timeline Framework RAD Studio XE or below {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_ {app_folder}\Lib\Timeline\_ide_ver_ RAD Studio XE2 or above {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_\Win64 {app_folder}\Lib\Timeline\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\Timeline\_ide_ver_\Win64 WiFi Framework RAD Studio XE or below {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_ {app_folder}\Lib\DRI\_ide_ver_ {app_folder}\Lib\WiFi\_ide_ver_ RAD Studio XE2 or above {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\Common\_ide_ver_\Win64 {app_folder}\Lib\DRI\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\DRI\_ide_ver_\Win64 {app_folder}\Lib\WiFi\_ide_ver_\Win32 {app_folder}\Lib\WiFi\_ide_ver_\Win64 How to add path CBuilder 6 Delphi 6 Delphi 7 Delphi 2005 RAD Studio 2006 RAD Studio 2007 RAD Studio 2009 RAD Studio 2010 RAD Studio XE RAD Studio XE2 RAD Studio XE3 RAD Studio XE4 RAD Studio XE5 RAD Studio XE6 RAD Studio XE7 RAD Studio XE8 RAD Studio 10 Seattle RAD Studio 10.1 Berlin RAD Studio 10.2 Tokyo RAD Studio 10.3 Rio RAD Studio 10.4 Sydney RAD Studio 11 Alexandria RAD Studio 12 Athens CBuilder 6 You do not need to add any path into the IDE. Delphi 6, 7 Open Environment Options dialog (Tools->Environment Options); Switch to the Library tab; Add paths to the Library path. Click OK to save changes. Delphi 2005, Developer Studio 2006

X64 and choose copy settings from Win32. Click OK.Choose Release on the left, x64 on the right and click Close.Press F7 to build. (You can cancel the .sln save dialog if you wantand it will still build.)When it finishes, copy the following files intomixxx-win32lib-msvc or mixxx-win64lib-msvc:libid3tag-0.15.1b\id3tag.h libid3tag-0.15.1b\msvc++\Release\libid3tag.lib (rename to id3tag.lib) libfaad2FAAD2 provides MSVC projectfiles, which makes things nice. Just open and build. (Step-by-step isgiven below.)This is currently unable to build on x64 due to embedded assemblycode. The MSVC x64 compiler only supports intrinsics for assembly.BuildEdit the faad2-2.7\libfaad\libfaad2.def file and add the followinglines to the bottom: NeAACDecPostSeekReset @10 NeAACDecDecode2 @11Start the platform SDK command prompt (Start?Microsoft WindowsSDK?CMD Shell)Type setenv /xp /x64 /release and hit Enter. (Or setenv /xp /x86 /release for 32-bit.)Run the Visual Studio GUI from this command line, specifying the/useenv switch to have it use the Platform SDK compile tools, libsand includes. (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\VCExpress.exe /useenv)Open the faad2-2.7\libfaad\libfaad2_dll.vcproj file viaFile->Open->Project/Solution.Answer 'Yes' to convert & open the projectChoose the Release configuration and the Win32 platformAdd the FAAD path to the compiler:Right-click the libfaad2_dll project and go to PropertiesGo to Configuration Properites->C/C++->GeneralChoose "Additional Include Directories" on the right and addFAAD's 'include' directory, e.g. c:\temp\faad2-2.7\includeClick OK.Press F7 to build. (You can cancel the .sln save dialog if you wantand it will still build.)When it finishes, copy the following files intomixxx-win32lib-msvc or mixxx-win64lib-msvc:faad2-2.7\libfaad\include\faad.h faad2-2.7\libfaad\include\neaacdec.h faad2-2.7\libfaad\include\libfaad\ReleaseDLL\libfaad2.dll faad2-2.7\libfaad\include\libfaad\ReleaseDLL\libfaad2.lib (rename to libfaad.lib) libmp4v2MP4V2 provides MSVC solution files,which makes things nice. Just open and build. (Step-by-step is givenbelow.)BuildStart the platform SDK command prompt (Start?Microsoft WindowsSDK?CMD Shell)Type setenv /xp /x64 /release and hit Enter. (Or setenv /xp /x86 /release for 32-bit.)Run the Visual Studio GUI from this command line, telling it to usethe environment variables, to have it use the Platform SDK compiletools, libs and includes. (e.g. C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio 9.0\Common7\IDE\VCExpress.exe /useenv)Open the mp4v2-1.9.1\vstudio9.0\libmp4v2\libmp4v2.vcproj file viaFile->Open->Project/Solution.Choose the Release configuration and the Win32 platformIf building for x64Go to Build->Configuration managerDrop down Active Solution Platform and choose New...Type x64 and choose copy settings from Win32. Click OK.Choose Release on the left, x64 on the right and click Close.Tune the project settings to your likingRight-click the libmp4v2 project and click Properties.Under Configuration Properties, Linker, Debugging, set GenerateDebug Info to No.Right click libmp4v2 and click Build.When it finishes, copy the following files intomixxx-win32lib-msvc or mixxx-win64lib-msvc:mp4v2-1.9.1\vstudio9.0\Release\libmp4v2.dll mp4v2-1.9.1\vstudio9.0\Release\libmp4v2.lib mp4v2-1.9.1\include\mp4v2 (the whole directory)OptimizationsMixxx can benefit from various code optimizations. If you right-clickeach MSVC project and click Properties, you can set many optimizationoptions. You can do any or all of the following:Configuration Properties->C/C++->OptimizationOptimization: Full Optimization (/Ox)Favor Size or Speed: Favor Fast Code (/Ot) (unless building formemory-constrained systems)Whole Program Optimization: Enable link-time code generation (/GL)Configuration Properties->C/C++->Code GenerationEnable Enhanced Instruction Set: Streaming SIMD Extensions(/arch:SSE) or Streaming SIMD Extensions 2 (/arch:SSE2) if your CPUsupports eitherLinking with ASMLIBIf you want to link any of the VC++ projects against Agner Fog'soptimized ASMLIB, do the following:Download the latest copy of the library fromhereUnzip it to a directory of your choice, say C:\asmlibOnce you've started the VC++ IDE, Go to Tools->Options->Projectsand Solutions->VC++ DirectoriesChoose "Include files" on the