Adrian Rakk <r...@protonmail.ch> writes: > Hello, > > I tried to compile libidn 1.32 on windows with the help of msys. As in > most cases it went without a problem. I would like to have a > standalone static libidn library for curl using mingw. So I issued the > following command: > > $ ./configure --disable-valgrind-tests --without-libiconv-prefix > > Basically I tried every possible combination disabling also libintl > and libpth and tld, still there remains a reference to libiconv in > each and every case. Is it possible to omit libiconv somehow? It is a > really heavy library that is not used too much by libidn. I have also > attached my compiled arhive, so you can see that in spite of libiconv > is disabled there are still function calls left. Hence the libidn > library is working only if libiconv is also linked by the > compiler. Thank you in advance for your answer.
Hi. The --without-libiconv-prefix is not the right parameter to do what you want. Try this instead: ./configure am_cv_func_iconv=no Note that this cripples libidn and is generally untested. Libiconv is portable to Windows so it shouldn't be a big hurdle for you, I believe. Libidn may print warnings in this mode, and, of course, will not be able to convert non-UTF8 strings into UTF8 but use them verbatim instead. /Simon
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