From: Michael B. <mic...@gm...> - 2005-01-31 13:23:15
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Leif W wrote: >> Michael Bester; 2005 January 30 Sunday 20:07 >> >>> Leif W wrote: >>> >>> So far, I have downloaded MinGW-3.2.0-rc-1.exe (it was the newest at >>> the time) and MSYS-1.0.10.exe. I would like to start playing with >>> GTK+ for windows (as a developer), and that requires some additional >>> tools like m4, autoconf & automake, among others. First is the >> > >> what you need is msysDTK - it contains the whole toolchain, which >> you'll need for the gtk+ and other projects. >> you can download it from the mingw site.with it you can run the usual >> configure scripts. > > > Ok, thanks, I will try this. Is there any overlap with the currently > installed MSYS? Do I need to uninstall MSYS? Can it install next to > MSYS? What about the versions of the tools? MSYS and msysDTK > downloads have different dates, 15 months different, which is a HUGE > difference. If I am going to build my own applications with autoconf > and automake, are they included in msysDTK, or do I need the > additional downloads and libtool? > > If I want an up-to-date MinGW/MSYS, should I just use the current > MinGW/MSYS and then get the source from the upstream sites and rebuild > everything? > > Leif > they are. The whole gnu - toolchain + perl is included. You will probably need the new binutils + bison etc. I did not install the new mingw-don't know which versions of binutils+runtime+winapi's are included. /michael. |