Ok, so I was able to get pyclutter built and running under Windows. I
can successfully run all of the programs in the examples directory, but
some hacks were needed.
First, in the __init__.py's, there is some code commented "fixes weird
linker bugs on nvidia" that tries to find and load GL which doesn't
exist on Windows - had to remove this.
Second, in clutter/cogl.c pycogl_add_constants, the pyg_flags_add call
was causing an exception in pygobject for some reason. I'm using the
precompiled version of it, so I haven't dug into that yet. I just
commented out the call for now and that appears to be enough for the
examples.
Building it on Windows with mingw/msys requires an ugly configure
command and the build doesn't automatically generate the .pyds so I used
dllwrap to do it by hand. I can pass along my commands if anyone is
interested.
Keath Milligan wrote:
Is there a build procedure for getting pyclutter to work on Windows? I
managed to get it to build, but I'm getting an exception in _gobject.
Emmanuele Bassi wrote:
hi everyone;
the Python bindings for the Clutter core and integration libraries have
been released...
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Keath Milligan
Austin, Texas
http://www.keathmilligan.net
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