----- Original Message ----- From: "David A. Case" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[email protected]> Sent: Sunday, January 15, 2006 6:32 PM Subject: Re: New Windows version
On Sat, Jan 14, 2006, Enrico Forestieri wrote:However I succeeded in building a native version of both Qt and LyX using the cygwin tools. When using the switch -mno-cygwin, the cygwin compilers turn into mingw compilers.Have you also tried to build a cygwin version? Since cygwin already suppiestex/latex/perl/python/sh/sed, etc., and since many people (like me) make extensive use of cygwin, having a cygwin package (that understands its posix-like paths) would be very valuable. ...thanks...dave
SH: When I looked into Cygwin, this is what I found, make file attached: -------------------------------------------------------- Luis Rivera Wed, 14 Dec 2005 13:12:40 -0800 Hello, "Are there plans to integrate LyX to the cygwin distribution? AFAIK, this compile is the only one that works on every known flavor of Win32." 1.3.7 xforms dependencies: X11, perl, python, ghostscript, imagemagick... 1.4.0 xforms dependencies: X11, python, ghostscript, imagemagick... Qt compiled LyXes also depend on the Qt library distributed with cygwin. All builds work with either the windows native MiKTeX or cygwin's teTeX. I think that should be left to user's choice. -------------------------------------------------------- Angus Leeming Wed, 14 Dec 2005 14:03:43 -0800 Luis Rivera wrote:
Are there plans to integrate LyX to the cygwin distribution?
Angus replied: "There are no plans here to do so. Of course, if someone wishes to do so then that's great!" ----------------------------------------------------- Luis Rivera wrote:
Are there plans to integrate LyX to the cygwin distribution?
Bo Peng replied:
"It is of course good to have such an option. However, with the new
all-in-one windows installer, I can not see an urgent need for it."
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Kayvan Sylvan wrote:
"I am using the LyX CVS 1.4 version. Building LyX from source on
Cygwin is easy, but you need a down-revved GCC (version 3.3.3).
For some reason, anything higher does not play well with the QT
library (also compiled from source).
Get QT3 from the cygwin-kde site and install it according to the
cygwin-specific directions (I can dig these up later, if you need,
I am at work now).
Next, you need to make sure to use the ld-script included with QT-3.
I have attached a script I use to make LyX (1.4.0CVS) with Qt3 on Cygwin.
This is how I set my system up:
~/src/lyxbuild/
lyx/ <- This is the CVS source directory
qtbuild/ <- build directory for QT LyX
make <- This is the script I have attached.
Then:
cd ~/src/lyxbuild/qtbuild
../make all-qt
You will have to change some paths to get this to work for you."
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SH: This information is a month or two old and things change.
Perhaps Enrico has more current information.
Regards,
Stephen
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