inti is a C++-binding for GTK2, similar to gtkmm, but somewhat different as well. :) It's quite hot, released stable as of today, but it had quite some betas before. The ebuilds work fine on my computer, they were initially created with ebuilder. There might be some an issue to resolve: You can install a lighter/faster package without debugging-support, which is only interesting for developers of course. Same goes for the documentation, which could be handled by the doc-USE-variable, or being split into another "inti-doc"-package. Any feedback is welcome. Reproducible: Always Steps to Reproduce: 1. 2. 3.
Created attachment 10127 [details] the ebuild for inti
Created attachment 10128 [details] the ebuild for inti-gconf
This one takes a long time too... :) Two more additions: - inti-gconf experienced a minor bugfix-update to version 1.0.5, no changes for the ebuild. - then it would be best to install both packages using "make install-strip", but I'm not sure how to implement this. And I should have better made them "~x86" I guess... but you will adapt Keywords anyways. :)
i'm not too familiar with this, but is there anything that actually uses the inti bindings? there are the gtkmm/libgnomemm bindings in portage now and an actual app(let) that uses it. i thought these were similar. the thing is unless there is a specific application that can take advantage of it, i don't have much motivation to maintain yet another c++ binding for gtk :(
As far as I know, there's no released application yet. But the approach is somewhat different compared to gtkmm, and it perfectly suits private academic projects and maybe developers. I don't really expect frequent updates, as it's quite complete and solid by now. Your decision. :)
unfortunately, its quite an effort to maintain libraries which aren't used by any applications. maybe in the future some useful application might appear that uses this. in the meantime, i'll have to close this.
