From: Geert J. <ge...@ko...> - 2014-01-11 17:54:38
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Background: I'm using mingw-get to set up an environment in which to build and run gnucash on Windows. The next step is to create an installer for gnucash so that other users can install it without first having to go through a complete build and install cycle on their pc's. The current scripts do this in two steps: first copy all files from the local installation into a target directory and then pack and wrap that directory in an ISS installer. For all files that I installed earlier with mingw-get I was wondering if I couldn't leverage mingw-get to install the necessary packages into that target directory directly instead of having to manually copy files around. By doing so I hope to be better prepared for dependency changes which I now have to track manually. Unfortunately I haven't found a way to tell mingw-get to install into a non-default directory. Is such a thing possible ? Thanks, Geert |