Any particular reason you want to use Cygwin to build on mingw? As far as I
can tell, it's easier to just build with mingw/msys directly.
Using the mingw shell (aka MSYS - it's a bash shell), I ran cmake-gui
(it's in my path, the normal windows cmake), chose the MSYS Makefiles
generator (use the mingw makefiles generator if you don't have msys/bash
installed and are using cmd and the mingw make instead), with default
native compilers, and it successfully configured. It has already completed
building OpenThreads without an issue, and it looks like it is doing fine
compiling the osg module at the moment. (Testing with 2.8 svn since I had it
handy.)
Ryan
On Thu, Sep 22, 2011 at 12:13 PM, Brian Keener
bkee...@thesoftwaresource.com wrote:
I was trying to build a Windows version of OSG on Cygwin (I can build
an X version) and wasn't having any luck. Now that Cygwin has a
cross-compiler for MINGW (reworked - not the old -MNO_CYGWIN option) I
thought I would give that a try. Seems I can tell it where all the
pertinent compiler and linker programs are and maybe even the libs but
I'm still missing something as I keep getting an error on the make in
pthreads.
Anyone tried building a MINGW version on CYGWIN yet?
thanks
bk
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