As pointed out by Paolo Borelli in bug 759436, we ought to build
gtk-update-icon-cache, "install" it and run it nowadays as it becomes more
and more common that we are going to use an external icon theme package,
so that gtk+ programs will run better and faster.
Use the common autotools module that was added in the last commit so that
we can clean up the various Makefile.am's in gdk/ and gtk/, and also
make more Visual Studio projects completed during 'make dist', by adding
minimal items to those other Makefile.am's. This also allows us to make
the property sheets that does the copying of headers and built items
completed at 'make dist', so that we won't have to worry too much about
headers being added (although it would be unlikely for GTK+-2.x).
Rename the install projects as gtk-install, to ease the integration of the
projects in a grand solution that may be used to build, for example, the
entire GTK+ stack.
As we are likely to have GTK+-2.x around for some time, revamp the Visual
Studio 2008 projects like what was done for rest of the GTK+ stack, namely:
-Split the property sheets, in a way like what was done for the rest of the
stack. Also clean up the resulting property sheets a bit, and update the
projects to use these property sheets.
-Use UNIX line endings for all projects and property sheets, to ease future
application of patches.
-Make the copying of config.h.win32 and gdkconfig.h.win32 into custom build
rules, so that they may be removed properly and re-copied during change
and update.
Similar updates will be applied for the Visual Studio 2010 projects ASAP.
The Visual C++ project files for GTK+-2.24.x need to be updated as the
Windows theme engine (libwimp) currently has to be built as a DLL.
This adds the Visual C++ 2008 project file to build libwimp as a standalone
module/DLL, and the property sheets, .sln file and gtk.vcprojin are updated
accordingly so that the needed stuff get built properly and go to the
proper places for the Windows Themes to work correctly with the Visual C++
builds.
Thanks to nus for pointing this out. Visual C++ 2010 projects files will
be updated in the next 1-2 days.
Since GDK-Pixbuf is now in a package of its own, stop the distribution
of GDK-Pixbuf projects (those files are no longer referenced in the
GTK+ solution file already)
