Panorama Tools

FYI. few months ago I tried to build panotools for windows on linux 
using crosscompiler. I build it successfully after small changes to 
makefiles. I was doing that because I was trying to build hugin, but I 
couldn't get over boost library that is required by hugin. Anyway for 
windows build of panotools this can be also the way to go...

Michal

Daniel M. German wrote:
> Today I undusted a Windogs laptop and tried to compile panotools in it
> (using cygwin).
> 
> I was able to compile some of the tools under cygwin (statically) but
> the binaries require the cygwin.dll to run.
> 
> I find that the main problem is that they try to use a sys_win.h instead
> of sys_ansi.h.
> 
> I am trying to learn how to create binaries that do not depend on the
> dll.
> 
> dmg
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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On Tue, 21 Nov 2006, dmg wrote:

> I am trying to learn how to create binaries that do not depend on the
> dll.

You can try the -mno-cygwin gcc flag. But if your project links to other 
libraries (e.g. libtiff) the cygwin dll can still get pulled in from 
there. You have to carefully build all of the dependencies with 
-mno-cygwin.

Andrew

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