Ai I see my mistake
, I expected a menu (like the Sudoku-app) But I now see that no real gtk-menus are created, but that they are added to the 'reader-menu'. (So thats what the ipc.c file is for :-] )
When running hello-world from the Anjuta-IDE I do not see that the new items in the menu. I can see all the logging suggesting that they are added, but when I open the menu I get the default menu from the 'explorer'. Changing from Thumbnails to Details does not lead to any change in the messages on the screen, nor in the log messages.
However when I run the hello_world directly on the emu, it all works :-)
I.e. logging-in on the emu using ssh root@192.168.7.2 and then:
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root@qemuarm:~# export DISPLAY=192.168.7.2:0.0
root@qemuarm:~# /usr/bin/hello_world
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I now see all menu items (Open, Copy, Cut, Paste and Close; and Thumbnails and Details) and the menu is called "Hello World Menu"
Selecting them also gives the expected behaviour on the screen.
So now I know my environment works, thanks for the small hint...
Anyone knows why the hello_world does not work when run from Anjuta? The logging from Anjuta and the logging in the ssh-window on the emu does not show any (obvious) differences. Did anyone get the hello_world running from the Anjuta-IDE correctly?