Re: [seq24-users] WIN32 patch for seq24 (patch against the latest (rev 48) code from bazaar)

[Kevin M. <ke...@su...>]

>> How big is that file? Is it part of the patch? May be we can attach it
>> to the source package as it is.

It's not in the patch, as it's above the seq24 directory. :-)   not sure
where to put it.   And not sure what paths to put into it.   In my project
file, I have every external dependency in a "3rdparty" directory next to the
seq24 directory...   obviously not everyone will do this (unless using my
toolchain tarball)...   but how to accommodate everyone, I'm not sure.
maybe dictate how they install the gtk/gtkmm and other assorted libs...
i.e. do a private install local next to the seq24 dir.    I like that
anyway, because then system library upgrades  (i.e. running a gtk win32
installer into a public path) don't affect my seq24 build...

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kevin meinert | http://www.subatomicglue.com


On Wed, Apr 15, 2009 at 12:15 PM, Guido Scholz
<gui...@ba...>wrote:

> Am Tue, 14. Apr 2009 um 23:29:30 -0500 schrieb Kevin Meinert:
>
> >    Hello Everyone,
>
> Hi Kevin,
>
> >    WIN32 patch for seq24 (patch against the latest (rev 48) code from
> bazaar)
> >        http://www.subatomicglue.com/seq24/rev48-add-win32.patch
>
> thanks a lot for this effort. I am just wrapping all up to go for the
> LAC im Parma; hopefully I will have some time there to look at your
> patches.
>
> >    Issues left to be resolved (please advise):
>
> >     - how to get config.h into the configure (or do we simply have the
> README
> >    tell the developer to copy config_win32.h over to config.h???  sounds
> ok
> >    to me, but it's your call)...
>
> No, we can use both with a simple environment dependend "ifdef  ...".
>
> >     - where to put the DevCpp project file?
>
> How big is that file? Is it part of the patch? May be we can attach it
> to the source package as it is.
>
> >    Or...  we could host the
> >    ginormous (70MB or so) toolchain tarball up on sourceforge (includes
> >    compiler and libs for instant success)...
>
> Definitively no. A small but well written chapter in the README file for
> win users should be enough.
>
> Guido
>
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