From: Stephen S. <rad...@gm...> - 2008-01-25 19:21:49
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On Jan 23, 2008 3:29 PM, <dga...@iu...> wrote: > Just in case anyone is interested in this same task, I got liblo crosscompiled > in mingw, that is, windows binaries generated from Linux. > > Instructions are written in a wiki where we do the same with every dependency > our project has. That includes pthreads which is a liblo dependency itself. Great, thanks for this! It might be useful for some other projects I'm involved with as well. :) > While the first two issues are not because liblo and can be easily fixed using > the proper autogen options, the third one requires editing src files and it > would be nice have it fixed. I don't know which problem address such a > redefinition but it would be nice if it can be inside some #ifdef that is not > WIN32 Okay, thanks. I've heard that perhaps "WIN32" is not the best preprocessor define to use for Windows compiling. I've personally been using VS to compile liblo and I also had to make some changes to liblo to get it to work. So I think general support for windows compiling is something that needs work. > I would be nice too if the pkg-config file is generated with the ws2_32 > library dependency when you are in such a context. Good idea. If you have the time to submit a patch, please do so, or perhaps just file a bug in the tracker otherwise. I'm slowly getting through some of the backlog of "things to do", but it may take some time. Using the tracker will help greatly. Thanks, Steve |