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-   HOW TO USE THE FLTK IDE ENVIRONMENTS

--------------------------------------------

-

-As for today, FLTK 1.3 officially supports 

-the following integrated environments (1):

-

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

-distrib subdir 	|   supported products

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

-ide/VisualC6	|   Microsoft Visual C++ 6 and 2005 (2)

-ide/VisualC2008	|   Microsoft Visual C++ 2008

-ide/VisualC2010	|   Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 and later (3)

-ide/Xcode4 	|   Apple Xcode 3.x and up (see ../README.OSX.txt)

-

-Notes :

--------

-(1) For *nix platforms based on the autoconf/configure/make toolchain,

-    simply run autoconf, then the configure script on the root dir.

-    Read the ./README file for more info.

-(2) When first using the project file (ide/VisualC6/fltk.dsw) with

-    VC++ 2005, you will be asked to convert the project to the newer

-    format.

-(3) When first using the project file (ide/VisualC2010/fltk.sln) with

-    a later version of Visual C++ you may be asked to convert the project

-    to the newer format.

-

-

-Further notes about Microsoft IDE project files (December 2010):

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

-

-The FLTK team limits support to the last two releases of any major IDE.

-For Visual Studio, this is currently VisualC 2008 and VisualC 2010. 

-Earlier versions of Visual Studio can import the VisualC6 Project file

-to generate a working Solution.

-

-VisualC2008 and VisualC2010 Solutions were generated with the free 

-Visual Studio Express edition of the corresponding version.

-

-

-Further notes about Xcode IDE project files (December 2010):

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

-

-The FLTK's Xcode project, FLTK.xcodeproj, is usable with versions 3 and 

-upward of Xcode (even if it's in a directory called Xcode4 for 

-historical reason). The Xcode developer environment is currently 

-available at no cost from the App store.

-

-

-Other IDE's and Platforms

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

-

-Code::Blocks supports FLTK project natively. Please compile and install 

-FLTK using the Makefile system. Once installed, new FLTK projects 

-can be generated using the Code::Blocks IDE.

-

-Further IDE's can only be supported if a volunteer maintainer is found.

-If you feel that your favourite IDE is missing from our list, we will

-happily add your IDE files and ask you to keep them up to date.

-

-

-Using CMake to generate IDE project files

-------------------------------------------------------------------------

-

-Other IDE files can likely be created using CMake and the provided

-CMake files. However, as of Mar 2015 (FLTK 1.3.4) this is not yet fully

-supported. The FLTK team can't guarantee the usability of any generated

-IDE files.

+-------------------------------------------
+   HOW TO USE THE FLTK IDE ENVIRONMENTS
+-------------------------------------------
+
+As for today, FLTK 1.3 officially supports 
+the following integrated environments (1):
+
+------------------------------------------------------------------------
+distrib subdir 	|   supported products
+------------------------------------------------------------------------
+ide/VisualC6	|   Microsoft Visual C++ 6 and 2005 (2)
+ide/VisualC2008	|   Microsoft Visual C++ 2008
+ide/VisualC2010	|   Microsoft Visual C++ 2010 and later (3)
+ide/Xcode4 	|   Apple Xcode 3.x and up (see ../README.OSX.txt)
+
+Notes :
+-------
+(1) For *nix platforms based on the autoconf/configure/make toolchain,
+    simply run autoconf, then the configure script on the root dir.
+    Read the ./README file for more info.
+(2) When first using the project file (ide/VisualC6/fltk.dsw) with
+    VC++ 2005, you will be asked to convert the project to the newer
+    format.
+(3) When first using the project file (ide/VisualC2010/fltk.sln) with
+    a later version of Visual C++ you may be asked to convert the project
+    to the newer format.
+
+
+Further notes about Microsoft IDE project files (December 2010):
+------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+The FLTK team limits support to the last two releases of any major IDE.
+For Visual Studio, this is currently VisualC 2008 and VisualC 2010. 
+Earlier versions of Visual Studio can import the VisualC6 Project file
+to generate a working Solution.
+
+VisualC2008 and VisualC2010 Solutions were generated with the free 
+Visual Studio Express edition of the corresponding version.
+
+
+Further notes about Xcode IDE project files (December 2010):
+------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+The FLTK Xcode project, FLTK.xcodeproj, is usable with versions 3 and 
+upward of Xcode (even if it's in a directory called Xcode4 for 
+historical reason). The Xcode developer environment is currently 
+available at no cost from the App store.
+
+
+Other IDE's and Platforms
+------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Code::Blocks supports FLTK project natively. Please compile and install 
+FLTK using the Makefile system. Once installed, new FLTK projects 
+can be generated using the Code::Blocks IDE.
+
+Further IDE's can only be supported if a volunteer maintainer is found.
+If you feel that your favourite IDE is missing from our list, we will
+happily add your IDE files and ask you to keep them up to date.
+
+
+Using CMake to generate IDE project files
+------------------------------------------------------------------------
+
+Other IDE files can likely be created using CMake and the provided
+CMake files. However, as of Mar 2015 (FLTK 1.3.4) this is not yet fully
+supported. The FLTK team can't guarantee the usability of any generated
+IDE files.