> I too often was slowed down by this kind of stuff when wanting to use anything on top of glib, like dbus for instance. These things want your program to be wr

> I too often was slowed down by this kind of stuff when wanting to use anything on top of glib, like dbus for instance. These things want your program to be written in a certain way, rather than your program being able to call the library as it sees fit. In particular, you need to bent to the glib's event loop, and good luck if your program does not quite work like this. There are ways, but there are not very well documented. To me, that's where it crosses the line from library to framework.