Re: [jazzplusplus-devel] Cross-Compiling

[Joakim V. <jo...@ve...>]

Well, this seems really cool!

I remember that the jazz architecture allowed for several audio/midi 
drivers,
and that the configure script makes it possible to enable/disable drivers.

Can we make a "dummy" midi/audio driver, that does absolutely nothing 
that we can use to compile
against while porting to other platforms?

Cheers
/Joakim

Patrick Earl wrote:

>Well, in taking too long of a break from my real work, I installed the 
>mingw32 cross-compiler.  After dos2unixing all of wxWidgets' 
>configure type scripts, I have the wxWindows library compiling on my 
>box.
>
>The next step will be compiling Jazz with the windows compiler and 
>library and seeing what happens.  Right now, there are problems with 
>the dependency on ALSA.  We'll need to at least start the conversion 
>to portmidi to make things compile.  It's probably a good idea to 
>make sure things compile under windows as we go.  Ensures that we 
>don't end up with a super mess later on.
>
>For informational purposes, here's the rough steps I followed on my 
>debian box:
>
>1.  Installed the three mingw32 packages.
>2.  Extracted the wxMSW source.
>3.  Converted all the configure.in files and the other files in the 
>top level dir to unix format.
>4.  Ran autoconf in all of the dirs with configure.in files.
>5.  Did this:
>        ./configure --with-msw --disable-shared 
>--host=i586-mingw32msvc --prefix=/home/patearl/usr/wxmsw-2.4.2
>6.  Ran make
>7.  Watched the magic happen.
>
>        Patrick
>
>
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