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<br...@ph...> - 2006-05-01 09:39:22
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Timothée Lecomte wrote: > You seem to have compiled wxWidgets as shared libraries. You can also > compile it statically in gnuplot. I'm aware of that. But I really don't think a library of this size is suitable for static linking. It's simply too huge for that. [cairo, pango & friends...] > Fortunately, we have precompiled binaries for all of these on Windows ! Yes. But what kind of a developer uses prebuilt binaries (and outdated ones, at that), where source is available? > By the way, the only problem I had with pkg-config was to set up the path > correctly. Is it also what you mean by forcing pkg-config to work ? pkg-config is actually quite clever. But the main problem was that some packages I wanted to build insisted on having a "libpng13" --- but the only package I found that actually provided a pkg-config entry under that name appears not to be a native Win32 (--> MinGW32) version. And then of course there's that chicken-and-egg problem between pkg-config and glib... > On the wxWidgets wiki, OpenWatcom is reported to work. Yes --- I discovered the relevant files in the meantime. But it appears to be only a limited part of the overall functionality. Anyway, the true challenge for OpenWatcom will be to build or at least use all that Cairo/Pango stuff. |