From: Dennis S. <sy...@yo...> - 2005-02-14 18:15:29
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On Fri, 2005-02-11 at 16:21 -0500, Duilio J. Protti wrote: > You can build all the thing using Cygwin alone, but in that case the > libraries are linked against libcygwin.dll.a, and you need to distribute > it along with libvisual in your releases. But if you use Mingw, you link > against Window's dlls, so the only thing needed is Windows itself. I think we should go for mingw, I've been playing with it for a bit, not extremely succesful, but capable of running configure, and build a very small part of libvisual. As Vitaly already pointed out, it's borking a lot :) > > and how can we make sure that > > things like 'dlopen' are staticly linked ? > > dlopen on Windows requires special care, I will post more on this issue > soon. Yes please give me some more information regarding this. I think, for the windows platform we should really focus for a, works out of the box installer, probably including plugins for atleast winamp and windows mediaplayer. Is there a way of obtaining the standard header files for the windows platform, without the need to buy visual studio, or something ? > You must also choose which installer to use, to start adjusting things > for them. Any suggestions on this, I think we should go for an installer that is used a lot and is well known with the windows users. Cheers, Dennis |