On Sun, May 11, 2014, at 02:40 PM, Johan Engelen wrote:

I may have fixed it in rev. 13357.

(I think glibmm has changed such that it is now bad to include any subfiles, one has to include the top file <glibmm.h> instead. I could very well be wrong, though, it fixed the issue for me on Windows with the versions in Partha's devlibs for 64-bit)

I believe that is the case for glib but not glibmm nor the other C++ wrappers. I checked the git repository for the current glibmm.h file, and it includes the following:

* Include the glibmm header, plus giomm if necessary:

* @code

* #include <glibmm.h>

* #include <giomm.h>

* @endcode

* (You may include individual headers, such as @c glibmm/ustring.h instead.)

Doing some spot-checking of the individual includes does not show anything was added to force top-level including as is done with the bare C original library (as opposed to the *mm C++ wrapped versions).

Jon A. Cruz

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