Hi! here are attached the scripts I use, in the following context: * the scripts are located in the root directory of the source code (git clone) * when I want to do a Linux or MacOSX build, I just run "./do_configure" and then the traditional "make" and "make install" * when I want to create a Windows32 build, I create a "_Windows32" directory at the root of the source code, and from that directory, run "../do_configure", followed by "make" and "make install" * same for Windows 64, but with a "_Windows64" directory (though it's currently not working well, something I need to work on) * the Windows binaries (which you can also install from Fedora packages) are located in /local/Win32 and /local/Win32.Fedora on my box
So to match you build environment, you'll have to modify those scripts a bit. Regards, Vivien On 4 May 2013 18:16, TJF <[email protected]> wrote: > > > Vivien Malerba wrote on 2013 April, 16 (13:40 h) > > > These packages basically contain the .h and .dll files required to > compile > > Libgda. Once they are installed, you can almost run the configure script > in > > Libgda (I'll give you the wrapper script I use once you get there). > > Hello Vivien, > > thank you (and all other developers) for your effort regarding libgda > and thanks for your kindly support. > > Would you mind sending (uploading) the wrapper script now? > > I'm also interested in cross-compiling libgda on Ubuntu to test some > patches I made for libgda-ui. > > I can run the original configure script. But it generates '-pthread' > compiler flags which cannot be handled by the cross-compiler. > > Hoping to get the missing inspiration from your wrapper script. > > BR > _______________________________________________ > gnome-db-list mailing list > [email protected] > https://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/gnome-db-list >
do_configure.sh
Description: Bourne shell script
mingw-configure
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mingw-configure64
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