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I'm announcing my sourceforge project GClassGen (current version is 1.2).
GClassGen is a program that generates a GObject class in a number of languages. It does this using a plugin system, so
more languages can be added without re-compiling the main program.
This information and full documentation can be found at the project's website:
http://gclassgen.sourceforge.net/

Here's a screenshot:


The program uses gettext, although there isn't a pot file.
If anyone is interested in translating, I can make a pot file and post it on the project web site.

UPDATE: I've now released version 1.2, see here for release notes:
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownot ... _id=641820

I hope that this is helpful for someone.
Post any feedback you have.
Thanks...

Update for version 1.2, see OP
viewtopic.php?p=5670#5670

Hello,

Just to thank you. It is a very effcient and useful piece of software!!!

Mass

Hello dreblen, is the ability to run your application on win32? I tried to compile under MinGW MSYS and everything went ok, but I can not start the application as it appears with an error dialog: no code generation modules found. Aborting. Please help how to run your application under win32. It seems to me that the problem lies in the path to the directory module, where the program reads the modules from the /usr/local.
Maybe somehow tweak the source code to the application to properly compile and run under MinGW and MSYS.
Thanks in advance.

Yes, the program does work on Windows.
You should be able to get it working by setting the GCG_MODULE_DIR define at compile time to where your modules are installed:
[code=]./configure GCG_MODULE_DIR="directory/"
or
./configure GCG_MODULE_DIR="\"directory/\""[/code]
I don't have a working autotools set-up on my Windows system so I can't test this, but I know that it works on Linux, and the concept is the same.
If you have anymore problems, please let me know.

Hello there! You work is very helpfull!
Keep up the good work!
Best Regards!