Hi André, >> One of them that prevents me from testing is the lack of libmmd.dll >> (that's the Intel compiler's equivalent of libm, and you'll have to >> redistribute it with the binary application).
AP> Can't you just try to build the beast with Cygwin? Of course I could, but the idea is to get a version linked against platform-native Qt, which is impossible with Cygwin AFAIK because native Qt is compiled with the MSVC compiler, against which gcc can't link. MSVC is a pain in the rear; there is the Intel C++ compiler, however, which can interact with MSVC libraries. Ruurd's LyX is compiled with Intel C++ because the Intel compiler is as standards-compliant as it gets, if I see it rightly. Also, it generates very good code performance-wise. Ultimately, one could get a native version on Windows without any need for Cygwin at all. I think this would be useful for a lot of people. I've got it running by now, and it's rather pretty, though unstable. Cheers - Philipp Reichmuth mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] -- Wind catches lily / scatt'ring petals to the wind / segmentation fault
