Hi list, I've just uploaded a new build of WODI, the GODI distribution for Windows: http://wodi.forge.ocamlcore.org/download.html . I've mainly improved WODI's build makefiles and patched various build tools:
- omake is now relocatable and can compile c code with mingw-w64. - oasis now correctly quotes command line arguments that are passed to external commands. - I've included a special version of gnu make (make2.exe) that can deal with windows paths like C:/folder/file. Some build systems generate such makefiles and cygwin's make only supports unix paths. Because of these changes, several additional packages could be compiled. There are also other changes: - programs (ocaml toplevel, editors, ocamlbrowser,...) can now be started with links in cygwin's root folder (and the start menu of Windows if enabled during installation). These links call a special wrapper that cleans rudiments of other ocaml installations from the environment. So it's now easier to use several versions in parallel (eg. 32- and 64-bit, 4.00.1 and 4.01 in the future). - There are additional base-* packages. The existing ones have been cleaned up. - The installer now fetches a list of cygwin mirrors from the internet and you can choose one yourself. So it hopefully won't break again, if they change their mirrors. - Some packages have been upgraded (including batteries, no camomile dependency with version 2.0) - For the first time, I've build different binary packages for the same source packages (with different configurations). GTK+/lablgtk2 is a huge dependency and slow to install. Therefore, packages with an optional dependency on gtk+/lablgtk2 will be built twice: with and without gtk support. However, it's still not possible to update WODI itself either through the gui or the command line. If you want to use the new builds, you have the re-install WODI (Currently the binary packages are always bound to a special version of godi-tools). But it's now easy to install WODI to an existing cygwin installation. If you want to upgrade, remove your old WODI installation(*), start the installer as usual, and then select the root folder of your existing cygwin installation. Finally, the homepage (http://wodi.forge.ocamlcore.org/) has been updated. You can now suscribe to an Atom-Feed. Only major upgrades will be announced on this list. Andreas [*] Removal from the cygwin shell: '/opt/wodi(32|64)/gui/bin/winconfig.sh --remove' and then delete or rename /opt/wodi(32|64) _______________________________________________ Godi-list mailing list Godi-list@ocaml-programming.de https://godirepo.camlcity.org/mailman/listinfo/godi-list