On Tue, May 21, 2013 at 1:47 PM, Bruce Perens <[email protected]> wrote:
> Richard,
>
> While we were working in the booth, Dave Witten and I discussed what a
> great job you're doing. We really appreciate it.
Glad to know it's appreciated! :)
Seriously though, what I need now is people trying out the cmake build and
getting test reports and successes and failures. Or even better, patches :)
On another note, I followed my own advice about alternatives to MSVC and
tried out Code::Blocks (CB). I found that their bundled MinGW is not
sufficient so I wouldn't bother using theirs, instead I think all you need
is Code::Blocks, CMake, MinGW, and NSIS (if you want to create installers).
I added MinGW/bin my path and was able to build and create an installer for
codec2 successfully. The trick is that CMake doesn't integrate with CB so
you run the Cmake GUI first, tell it to create a CB makefile and run the
configuration, then just go into CB, load the created CB project file and
click build!
Seems like a pretty good combination if you're stuck in Windows.
I'm working on freeDV now... I'm going to have to tweak the
Build<project>.cmake files quite a bit to deal with all the different
compilers and systems. In this case, the build fails if you're not using
MSYS because ./configure required a POSIX like shell. I need to figure out
how to detect if you're using MinGW with or without MSYS and run the
appropriate configure command.
Richard
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