This is to support the static build. We need to turn GFX into a generic module, and break out the utility stuff (e.g., nsRect) into its own DLL. This makes windows be just like Linux.

kmcclusk, attinasi: could you two tag-team r=/sr= these changes? The details of the build system changes are outlined in 81371, but the short, sweet version of these specific changes are: - Convert GFX to a generic module. - Split GFX into two different modules, one containing Win32-specific GFX goop, the other containing XP utilities. In the soon-to-be static build, both are created as static libraries that get linked into the final executable. In the dynamic build (i.e., what we do now), gkgfx.dll gets installed in $(DIST)/bin, and contains the XP stuff that the world needs to link against (e.g., nsRect); gkgfxwin.dll is a ``proper'' XPCOM component (using the generic module stuff) that gets installed in $(DIST)/bin/components. Because I split the DLL, I needed to make several things NS_GFX, i.e. _declspec(dll[import|export]), so that gkgfxwin.dll (the new component DLL) could access them. Thanks!

sr=attinasi

patch looks good. nice work Chris! r=kmcclusk@netscape.com

Changes checked in with STATIC_BUILD_20010612_BRANCH landing.

Marking verified per last comments.