[clam-devel] Windows millestone: CLAM libs compiling again

[malik martin]

oh wow!!!
I'll have to try this over the weekend. I couldn't get a build working
by myself.
Malik
( http://www.freewebs.com/laserbeak43 )



On Fri, Dec 31, 2010 at 11:16 AM, David García Garzón
<david.garcia at upf.edu> wrote:
> Hi, the setup-mingw.py script already cross-compiles the following libraries:
>
> pthread fftw libmad id3lib libogg libvorbis gettext libiconv flac libsndfile
> speex liblo zlib libpng cppunit bzip2 boost dlfcn-win32 directx portaudio
> xerces-c libsigc++ libxml2 jpeg lcms libmng glib glibmm libxml++ tiff ladspa-
> sdk lv2core qt clam
>
> http://clam-project.org/clam/trunk/CLAM/scripts/mingw-cross/
>
> Clam has to be compiled appart activating the --skip-deploy option until i
> implement building from svn.
>
> So now we have again a windows build environment, now automatically
> repeteable, and i can move on with the build system knowing if windows breaks
> it at any point.
>
> The missing things to do regarding mingw build are:
> - python: seems a hard one with a dozen of non-working patches available
> everywhere for both mingw and crosscompiling.
> - clam plugins, tests, examples and apps: That seems easy by disabling python
> on NetworkEditor so i will address them the next.
>
> If you want to help you can choose:
> - report how it builds in your box
> - download the 100Mb built binaries (soon on download/win) and test whether
> the binaries are also valid to compile clam on windows native
> - helping finding a solution with python
> - addressing any of the many TODO mentioned in the script
>
> I hope it pays the invested effort and lots of windows developers come into the
> project and help.
>
> Thanks to the cross-mingw-env and fedora-mingw projects for the many patches
> and hints.
>
> David.
>
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