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gnome-src | ||
gnome-widgets | ||
images | ||
gnome-bm.c | ||
gnome-cnvtrs.c | ||
gnome-config.c | ||
gnome-ctxt.c | ||
gnome-dlgs.c | ||
gnome-edit.c | ||
gnome-enc.c | ||
gnome-form.c | ||
gnome-form.h | ||
gnome-grid.c | ||
gnome-help.c | ||
gnome-img.c | ||
gnome-lay.c | ||
gnome-loc.c | ||
gnome-lock.c | ||
gnome-mail.c | ||
gnome-plug.c | ||
gnome-posixfe.c | ||
gnome-ps.c | ||
gnome-rdf.c | ||
gnome-rgn.c | ||
gnome-sec.c | ||
gnome-str.c | ||
gnome-strids.c | ||
gnome-time.c | ||
gnomefe-strings.h | ||
gnomefe.h | ||
main.c | ||
Makefile.in | ||
nppriv.h | ||
README |
This should build out of the box with the mozilla cvs source code. It's not close to being functional, but it does build. Here's what I do to build this: In the mozilla top level directory run "autoconf". This will create the configure script. You can then create a directory, inside or out that will contain the build object files and final binaries. cd into that directory and run "configure" with the flag "--enable-fe=gnome". This should create all of the directories and Makefiles. From there you should be able to type "make" and take a nap for an hour or so. Here is an example: bash$ cvs -z3 co mozilla [ checkout deleted ] bash$ cd mozilla bash$ autoconf bash$ cd .. bash$ ../mozilla/configure --enable-fe=gnome [ configure deleted ] bash$ make That should be it. Anything else is an error. Happy hacking!