Version 3.2.11 of "wxWidgets3.2" has been uploaded as a test package.
wxWidgets3.2 is a cross-platform GUI toolkit for GTK and Qt written in C++.
This update provides the following packages:
- wxWidgets3.2 (source package).
- wxWidgets3.2-debuginfo
- wxWidgets3.2-doc
- libwx_baseu3.2_11
- libwx_baseu3.3-devel
- libwx_gtk2u3.3_11
- libwx_gtk2u3.2-devel
- libwx_gtk3u3.2_11
- libwx_gtk3u3.2-devel
- libwx_qtu3.2_11
- libwx_qtu3.2-devel
This update brings wxWidgets 3.2, while keeping the older wxWidgets3.0
and wxWidgets3.1 packages for compatibility.
The git repository at
https://cygwin.org/git-cygwin-packages/?p=git/cygwin-packages/wxWidgets3.2.git;a=summary
has also been updated.
This is a rebuild with the correct configure arguments so that dependent
projects can now build correctly, including wxPython,but wxPython can
currently not be built against wxWidgets 3.2 on Cygwin as libbacktrace
isn't available on Cygwin at the moment. This is probably one of the
next things I will try to rectify if I can. The updated packaging was
inspired by Carlo Bramini managing to get wxWidgets 3.2 and 3.3 to build
on Cygwin, albeit without our patches and with some different
configuration options. This is the first step towards getting a more
properly up-to-date wxPython working on Cygwin.
The tests won't even compile at the moment, so I'll just have to be
doing some very rudimentary testing unfortunately. If anyone has any
suggestions for what I should try compiling to test it, I'll be happy to
oblige.
Cheers,
Hamish
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