On Sun, 23 Mar 2014, Phil Dibowitz wrote: >>>>>> ./configure --host=i686-pc-mingw32 >>>>> >>>>> That works. What does mingw32-make do in Fedora? :) >>>> >>>> Probably just try 'make'? >>> >>> 'make' can't find windows.h. Make with the right vars defined got me >>> further. >>> And in case it wasn't clear, I do understand the linker error in my last >>> email... but I also cannot find setupapi library in the debian repo... I'm >>> assuming it's a Windows thing? >> >> OK, see attached for exactly what mingw32-configure and mingw32-make are >> doing. It's a little more complicated than I originally thought. :) > > It's not so bad, if you get the right host string, it finds everything. > > However, it seems like Fedora's mingw has a bit more setup for it. In > particular, when I build libconcord it can't find libzip, and while fedora has > a mingw32-libzip package, Debian does not... and so I went to build it, but it > can't find zlib. I went to build that in mingw, but it doesn't used autotools, > and so there's no --host option to ./configure. I tried just defining CC and > LD and CPP, but that didn't work. > > Then I noticed he makes a pre-built DLL available, score, that solves that > problem. > > A few minor -I and -L flags later, we were cooking... until libzip failed to > compile with: > > .libs/zip_error_strerror.o: In function `zip_error_strerror': > /home/phil/build/git/libzip-0.11.2/lib/zip_error_strerror.c:67: undefined > reference to `zError' > .libs/zip_error_to_str.o: In function `zip_error_to_str': > /home/phil/build/git/libzip-0.11.2/lib/zip_error_to_str.c:61: undefined > reference to `zError' > .. > > there were more undefined symbols, but I just gave you the first one. > > I've already been updating the INSTALL.windows file as I go, and when I get it > working, I'll send off a diff... in the meantime I'm exhausted, so I'll pick > up dependency chasing tomorrow.
Yes, Fedora has mingw-libzip and mingw-zlib already packaged. In fact, it even has mingw-hidapi (I did that one :)). I guess I was spoiled by what was available in Fedora and assumed other distros would have the same things available. Sure you don't just want me to build the Windows binaries? :) Scott ------------------------------------------------------------------------------ Learn Graph Databases - Download FREE O'Reilly Book "Graph Databases" is the definitive new guide to graph databases and their applications. Written by three acclaimed leaders in the field, this first edition is now available. Download your free book today! http://p.sf.net/sfu/13534_NeoTech _______________________________________________ concordance-devel mailing list concordance-devel@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/concordance-devel
