For other projects Cygwin is ideal: identical shell scripts on windows, Linux
and OSX.
So I don't want to disrupt this environment installing Mingw. Anyone having
guidelines for
mingw (msys) and cygwin coexistence?
Anyway, if the cygwin route does not go anywhere and mingw installation does
not disrupts
the cygwin environment, then I will go for the mingw osg solution.
Thanks for all!
mario
Eric Sokolowsky wrote:
> On Sat, 2 Sep 2006, Paul Martz wrote:
>
>> I think everything Mario and I have were built with the same GNU
>> compilers
>> (unless the OSG make script is somehow forcing different compilers for
>> different DLLs).
>>
>> I imagine everything has to be linked with the same C runtime library,
>> too,
>> so that'll be something to check as I investigate this further.
>>
>> Thanks to all for the feedback on this topic. Are most people relatively
>> happy with mingw, or is there significant demand for OSG in Cygwin? I
>> assume
>> that OSG once built and ran with Cygwin, since I see so much
>> Cygwin-specific
>> stuff in the build environment...?
>> -Paul
>
> I for one am happy with mingw. It mostly "just works" and is minimalist,
> which I really like. I never even tried to use cygwin specifically though.
>
> [OT] BTW, congrats on the OpenGL Distilled book review being
> slashdotted. Very nice!
>
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