Hi Simon,
>>> Has anyone mingwed libssh2 with success yet?
>> yes, there are mingw makefiles in the ./win32 folder which work with
>> plain MingW32 - not yet tested from MSYS though; but I do use same
>> makefiles for a non-configure build on Linux with MingW-Cross...
> How do I use those files?
Guenter Knauf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi,
>> Has anyone mingwed libssh2 with success yet?
> yes, there are mingw makefiles in the ./win32 folder which work with plain
> MingW32 - not yet tested from MSYS though; but I do use same makefiles for a
> non-configure build on Linux with MingW-
Guenter Knauf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hi Simon,
>
>> difficult to fix it. Seems to be the usual winsock-related problems.
> nope, the code compiles with MingW32;
> configure needs to be fixed; I do already non-configure builds with
> mingw32-cross on Linux, and that works fine, and also
Hi Simon,
> difficult to fix it. Seems to be the usual winsock-related problems.
nope, the code compiles with MingW32;
configure needs to be fixed; I do already non-configure builds with
mingw32-cross on Linux, and that works fine, and also native MingW32 builds.
Guenter.
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Hi,
> Has anyone mingwed libssh2 with success yet?
yes, there are mingw makefiles in the ./win32 folder which work with plain
MingW32 - not yet tested from MSYS though; but I do use same makefiles for a
non-configure build on Linux with MingW-Cross...
Guenter.
Peter Stuge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> Hey all!
>
> Just found the project (via c-ares via Purple Labs via THC GSM
> hacking via hackaday/CCCamp wiki) and wanted to give a few thumbs up.
>
> As a side note I also hang around OpenSSH-portable development and
> know a little about that code and
On Mon, 12 Nov 2007, Peter Stuge wrote:
Welcome to our merry corner of the world!
> As a side note I also hang around OpenSSH-portable development and know a
> little about that code and more about secsh.
>
> I may eventually be using libssh2, or it may be the PuTTY codebase, will toy
> to deci
Hey all!
Just found the project (via c-ares via Purple Labs via THC GSM
hacking via hackaday/CCCamp wiki) and wanted to give a few thumbs up.
As a side note I also hang around OpenSSH-portable development and
know a little about that code and more about secsh.
I may eventually be using libssh2,
