Gkube for windows

If you are looking for the Gkube home bage, click here!

Here you can download the Win32 binaries for Gkube.

This second alpha version can remember your configuration, and it automatically saves your cube when quitting, auto-reloading it the next time it is run.

If you already have all the DLLs for OPENGL, GLIB, GDK, GTK, you can save a lot of time downloading this (330 kB).
Otherwise, you need to download the full package (2 MB): gkube-win-0.0.2.zip.
If you want just the DLLs, download this package (1.7 MB).

Installation:

To install the program, unzip the contents of the file above into any directory you like; you can put the DLLs in the SYSTEM directory, though you don't have to. If you have already installed a previous version of the program, you can unzip the light package in the same directory as the old one, overwriting the old files

Sources:

If you need more info about the program, go to the Gkube home page: the sources are almost the same (they become identical with the help of some #define's) and the source package can be compiled both on linux, with configure/make, and Windows, using the MinGW compiler.

You gan get MinGW at http://www.mingw.org. To compile the program, you'll need some libraries:

GLIB, GDK and GTK can be found at http://www.gtk.org
OPENGL are at http://www.opengl.org
GTK GLArea is available at http://www.student.oulu.fi/~jlof/gtkglarea

Alternatively, you can download some libraries ready for use in a Win32 system from the Dev-C++ resource site. The only one which is missing is the GTK GLArea widget.

Gtkglarea:

I've been asked for a compiled library for the gtkglarea widget in a Win32 system using the Visual C++ compiling environment, so I decided to upload my own .lib file, in case you would use the widget in a program of your own. You can't be sure it'll work, but sometimes anything is better than nothing. Feel free to write me.

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