[ROOT] another win32->gdk migration question: standalone application

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Hello,
 I have a standalone application that uses some root functionality, but no
graphics. This application works
 as expected under win32 (3.05/5), but when I link against gdk libraries
(3.05/7) it behaves badly:  When the 
app is waiting for input (unrelated to root) its using 100% of the cpu time.
My standalone application never had
an instantiation of TApplication before (must be done automagically) so I
explicitly added it.  Now it no longer
eats up unneccessary cpu, but it does display the ROOT splash screen.  How
can I make the splash screen 
go away?  Adding the "-l" option to TApplication::TApplication() has no
effect.  Thanks.

I am running on Win2k.

Ed

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