Dear Zapp,
I use gtkmm (c++ wrapper of gtk) as the UI (user interface) library.
Hence, you need to install gtkmm on your local computer to run or
compile ARMware.
In order to avoid setting up the whole gtkmm development environment
(such like include path, library path, etc.) gtkmm win32 version
provides us a convenient way to accomplish this. It provides a file
named gtkmm-2.4.vsprops (for release build) and gtkmm-2.4d.vsprops
(for debug build). You just need to add this property file into your
visual c++ project, then you have a whole runnable gtkmm development
environment.
I have already included this property file into ARMware project, so
that you just need to install gtkmm win32 version, then ARMware visual
c++ project will find it and use it.
You can download gtkmm win32 version from
http://ftp.gnome.org/pub/gnome/binaries/win32/gtkmm/2.10/
or from the gladewin32 project page.
Wei.