GTK + Study Notes

GTK + Study Notes-general Linux technology-Linux programming and kernel information. The following is a detailed description. Linux was born in 1991 and is the kernel of an operating system written by LinusTorvalds in Finland.
In 1994, linux1.0 was officially released.
Today, linux is a powerful 32-bit operating system.
Linux: GNU operating system. Follow the GPL protocol.
Currently, linux is mostly used on servers.

Terms:
GNU: network object simulation environment.
GUI: Graphics User Interface, graphical User Interface.
KDE: K Desktop Environment. It is based on the Qt library. The Qt library is a C ++ class library on the exaggerated platform.
Gnome: GNU Network Object Model Environment, GNU Network Object simulation Environment.
GIMP: GNU Image Processing Program
GDK: GIMP Drawing Kit, which encapsulates the underlying functions of the access window.
Gdk-pixbuf: client image processing Library

GTK: GIMP Toolkit, used to create a graphical user interface. Follow LGPL. It was initially used to develop GIMP.
GTK is built on the basis of GMP and pdk-pixbuf.
GTK is essentially an object-oriented application interface (API) written in C language.

GTK + is the graph building set of GTK.

To program GTK +/GNOME, first install the GTK +/GNOME Library
GTK + Official Website: http://www.gtk.org/
GNOME Official Website: http://www.gnome.org/

After learning about the basic terms, start to learn GTK + programming:
The GTK + program can be written in any linux editor. I like to use the gedit text editor. Select GCC for compilation.

I have read a lot of articles, generally starting with the simplest program below:
Create a window:

Code:
# Include /* Each GTK is called */

Int main (int argc, char * argv [])/*
The function sets the default video (visual) and color ing mode (color map ),
Then, the gdk_init (gint * argc, gchar *** argv) function is called. Each GTK has */
{
GtkWidget * window;

Gtk_init (& argc, & argv );

Window = gtk_window_new (GTK_WINDOW_TOPLEVEL );
/* Use the window manager to modify and place the window */
Gtk_widget_show (window);/* display window */

Gtk_main ();/* When the program runs here, GTK will "fall asleep" and wait for X events (such as button or keyboard Press), timeout (timeouts), or file IO notifications */

Return 0;
}

Save the above Code as base. c.

Compile with GCC on the terminal:
Gcc base. c-o base 'pkg-config -- cflags -- libs gtk +-2.0'
Note that 'is the ~ on the keyboard TAB ~, Rather than '. If the input is incorrect, compilation will fail.