From: Pete N. <Pet...@ve...> - 2004-12-14 17:28:21
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Hi all -> I am hoping to build a mesa-using project with cygwin and gcc for windows. I've seen a couple things in the archives and I see a few mentions of CYGWIN in the headers, so perhaps this has been done, but windows-gcc is not a choice in the unix-like makefile list. Is this possible with one of the other options? I'm also still trying to understand issues with dlls vs static linking with gcc, especially with gtk, which supposedly allows you to link with the MSVCRT compiled library if you use gcc's -no-cygwin flag (the precompiled cygwin gtk libs are not provided for the latest release). If anyone has experience with any of this I would be most grateful for any advice. Thanks! Cheers, -> Pete -------------------------------------------------------------------- ==================================================================== Pete Nagy tel: (303) 583-0248 Vexcel Corporation fax: (303) 583-0246 http://www.vexcel.com home: (303) 823-2336 ==================================================================== |
From: Brian P. <bri...@tu...> - 2004-12-15 00:29:47
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Pete Nagy wrote: > Hi all -> > > I am hoping to build a mesa-using project with cygwin and gcc for > windows. I've seen a couple things in the archives and I see a few > mentions of CYGWIN in the headers, so perhaps this has been done, but > windows-gcc is not a choice in the unix-like makefile list. Is this > possible with one of the other options? Nobody has maintained cywin support in Mesa in years. But it shouldn't be hard to revive it. You could probably 'cp configs/linux configs/cygwin' and start hacking to get going. Post here again if you run into problems. > I'm also still trying to > understand issues with dlls vs static linking with gcc, especially with > gtk, which supposedly allows you to link with the MSVCRT compiled library > if you use gcc's -no-cygwin flag (the precompiled cygwin gtk libs are not > provided for the latest release). If anyone has experience with any of > this I would be most grateful for any advice. Thanks! Someone else will have to help with that. -Brian |