When trying to build Crossfire Client for Windows, I get a warning stating g_thread_new is undefined. With some research, I concluded the GTK 2.24.10 package provided on GTK's site uses GLib 2.28, when g_thread_new was added in GLib 2.32.
Can I safely update GLib to 2.32 or newer without completely borking my GTK stack? Or should we be using the GLib 2.28 API for threads?
g_thread_new and GLib
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SilverNexus
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A work around that another developer uses is this..
Download both GTK2 and GTK3 and extract one on top of another; this allows Glib 2.32 with Gtk2
Download both GTK2 and GTK3 and extract one on top of another; this allows Glib 2.32 with Gtk2
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