On Wed, May 27, 2009 at 11:08 PM, Charlie Moad <cwm...@gmail.com> wrote:
>     I've spent the last couple of days writing the win32 equivalent
> of John's osx release scripts for MinGW.  It patches distutils at
> runtime to exclude the msvcr link, hence we should no longer need to
> modify distutils.  I have tested it on Python 2.6 and it should work
> on 2.4 and 2.5 as well.  It's too late for me to test those right now,
> but I trust they should work.  Instructions can be found in
> release/win32/README.txt.  It required removing a link to "gw32" in
> "setupext.py" so it only works trunk sdists.  All interested, please
> give it a try.

I'm in the process of testing this -- one problem I encountered was
some trailing spaces after the version numbers and before the comments
which broke the build.  nfortunately some of the compiler error
messages were fairly cryptic (c compiler cannot create executables)
which sent me down some false trails before I figured it out from the
libpng config.log.  I've committed the fix (first use of tortoisesvn
-- woohoo).

My sdist command in mingw is creating zip files by default -- any way
to force it to make the tar.gz that the build script is expecting ?  I
can hack around this by creating my own tarball.....

JDH

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