On 1/8/2013 21:30, K. Frank wrote: > Hello List! > > I'm under the impression that libxml2 works (can be made to work) > with mingw-w64, but that it does not come with mingw-w64 out of > the box. > > Is this correct? >
That is right, libxml2 is unrelated to mingw-w64, so there is no bundle for it. > If so, what is the best / easiest way to get libxml2 going with the > mingw-w64 version I have (one of Ruben's std::thread-enabled builds)? > Yes, you can use Ruben's GCC builds to build them. At the moment, they are the recommended downloads if you want to run GCC on Windows without MSYS or Cygwin. On the side note, std::thread builds make pthread necessary, I'm not sure how you feel about adding dependencies. > (For those who care, this is a follow-up to the questions I was asking > about building quickfix. As I understand it, quickfix requires xml, > either libxml2 or msxml. I am assuming -- perhaps incorrectly -- that > because I am using mingw-w64 rather than visual studio, the msxml > approach is not for me. But if I'm wrong about msxml with mingw-w64 > (or about quickfix and xml), please chime in. > Not really, msxml may work out of the box with mingw-w64 if the headers are already deciphered by the developers. If it comes out of the box with Windows or Visual Studio, chances are it is already in mingw-w64.
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