Hello, Thanks for your answer, Rocky. Unfortunately, after checking XBMC binary packages, I couldn't find any dlls to libcdio. But after some searches on Google, I finally found a project that uses libcdio and made win32 dll from it : it's called Virtual Jaguar. If anyone are interested about libcdio.dll, you can find it there : http://www.xs4all.nl/~shalafi/
Enjoy, M. 2009/3/1 Rocky Bernstein <[email protected]> > XBMC MEDIA CENTER http://xbmc.org/ has I think a windows DLL and an (old?) > version of libcdio that compiles with a number of Microsoft compilers. > > Good luck! > > On Sun, Mar 1, 2009 at 4:18 AM, Mikael Barbeaux <[email protected]> > wrote: > > > Hello to everyone, > > > > Recently I worked on a project that aims to build a CD-DA player in Java. > > Actually it's impossible using purely Java to access the CD-ROM layer, so > I > > decided to use a wrapper to libcdio in order to make it. > > It works very well on Linux and MacOSX. But I tried to use it under > > Windows, > > and that's quite harder... I began to use Cygwin (which I know well) to > > compile libcdio : it worked, but I obtained a static library. When > > converting it into a static dll library and then use it in Java, > something > > wrong happen. So I gave up that solution, as the dll must be packaged > with > > cygwin ones. > > I tried to use MinGW to compile libcdio, but I must admit that even if > > MinGW > > looks promising, it's totally crap and user unfriendly. > > > > My question is: is there any libcdio windows binary packages ? All I need > > is > > a shared dll library in order to use it under Windows with Java. > > I tried to look projects which uses libcdio, such as VLC or mplayer, but > I > > couldn't find any libcdio windows library. > > Any idea ? Or a good tutorial about using MinGW to compile libcdio ? > > Or perhaps there are other way to compile libcdio under Windows ? > > > > Thanks for your help, > > M. > > > -- Barbeaux Mikael Ingénieur SI - Spécialité J2EE --------------------------------------------------------- Ippon Technologies 3 rue Bellanger 92300 LEVALLOIS PERRET Tél: 01.60.53.82.01 (client PROVERA) Port: 06.18.85.00.73 www.ippon.fr
