Hi,
Has anyone here worked on making schroedinger easy to compile on MinGW?
I have spent the last 3 hours getting it to compile and it still not
working. These are the issues so far:
orc git's testsuite\orcc\orc_test.c was causing GCC to go into some sort of
infinite loop during compiling (had to Ctrl-C it and do make install without
it)
pkg-config does not work well in MinGW (I wasn't able to get it to work so I
hacked configure.ac to force orc to be detected)
orc installed its header files to /local/header/orc-0.4 (I had to use
CPPFLAGS=-I/local/header/orc-0.4)
by default it as configuring to use schroasync-win32.c instead
of schroasync-pthread.c (I decided to use schroasync-none.c)
the linker does not seem to find any of the orc_ functions
This also makes me wonder if MinGW is supposed to be supported or if there
is a different supported way to build schroedinger under Windows? (I
note schroasync-win32.c uses Visual C++ functions)
Thanks,
Leith Bade
le...@leithalweapon.geek.nz
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