> @techee I'm sorry that you got so in deep into the Windows build "fun" :(.
Yeah, in the future I'm leaving this to our official Windows expert - you :-) > I updated the Docker base image used for the cross compilation to Debian > Trixie (this is not yet officially released, it's the Debian Testing version) > as it offers newer Wine and mingw64 toolchain versions. With the included newer Wine version, it seems "gdk-pixbuf-query-loaders.exe" updates the cache properly and the "pixbufloader_svg.dll" is included. > If we want to go this way, this might be an alternative to manually updating > the cache file. I'd say we want to go this way because this really fixes _all_ of our issues - not only SVG (which works now), but the libstdc++ problem as well, see below. > I didn't update G-P yet which I would do if we want to use the newer base > image version. Would probably be good. > So, @techee could you maybe test the builds: Victory! Both of the builds work on my machine! So yeah, the libLerc (and previous "win32 vs posix" Geany issue) were probably just caused by old libstdc++ libraries used by the cross compiler. Since both of the versions work, I think it would be better to use the second version (i.e. without the copy of the posix libstdc++ from the cross-compiler). > I'm not sure if this happens because of the change or because of my old > Windows 7 machine which might be finally too old for recent builds. Just wondering, have you tried https://reactos.org ? I haven't but if you manage to get it running, it might offer a more usable environment than the old Windows 7. -- Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub: https://github.com/geany/geany/pull/4088#issuecomment-2567072240 You are receiving this because you are subscribed to this thread. Message ID: <geany/geany/pull/4088/[email protected]>
