OK after many, many steps, I built x01c.c for x86_64 windows from an
ubuntu x86_64 box. pngcairo works fine. Mono and color ps crashes
though. Also I never was able to disable pkg-config, which may or may
not be why during the build process I had to obtain the import libs for
things like freety
Thomas Stover wrote:
> Andrew Ross wrote:
>> Agh! I think the problem might be that the .rc files are blank.
>> Just as a test could you try addding the following to cairo.rc
>> (include only the lines referring to the drivers you have)
>>
>> xcairo:Cairo X
Andrew Ross wrote:
> Agh! I think the problem might be that the .rc files are blank.
> Just as a test could you try addding the following to cairo.rc
> (include only the lines referring to the drivers you have)
>
> xcairo:Cairo X Windows Driver:1:cairo:59:xcairo
> pdfcairo:Cairo PDF Driver:0:cairo:
>>
>> -Anyway, example1 runs on my windows machine with this errorish
>> condition:
>> *** PLPLOT ERROR, ABORTING OPERATION ***
>> plInitDispatchTable: Could not open drivers directory, aborting
>> operation
>> PLplot library version: 5.9.2
>> got here -- 0
>
> You are using the dynamic drivers
>>
>> The current stumbling block for the cairo drivers is that they use
>> pkg-config to get the correct paths and libraries to link in. This won't
>> work on a cross-compiled environment unless you provide suitable
>> pkg-config
>> files from a cross-compiled version of cairo. This should be po
Andrew Ross wrote:
> Thomas,
>
> I've now done the necessary changes to plplot to allow a cmake
> cross-compilation of at least the basic library. See the plplot wiki
> http://www.miscdebris.net/plplot_wiki/index.php?title=Main_Page
> for instructions. I have cross-compiled for mingw32 under linu
Is there an "official" precompiled release for win32 and/or win64? If
that were the case I would just use that, and bring it into my cross
environment. On the other hand, if the standard installation is for one
is to build their own for maximum tool chain & platform compatibility,
then cross c
\
./win32/csirocsa.dll.a `pkg-config --libs cairo` -o
./win32/test1.exe
clean:
rm -f ./objwin32/*
rm -f ./win32/*
Thomas Stover wrote:
> Correction, it works. I just had to properly set the hard coded data
> directory. Actual cross
Correction, it works. I just had to properly set the hard coded data
directory. Actual cross compile test comming soon...
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Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> I think doing your own specific Makefile based build system for PLplot
> would
> work, but I also think it would take a rather large effort on your
> part with
> no beneficial networking effects at all (nobody else would use your
> approach
> so you could gain little help
Thanks for the input on cross compiling with cmake. Using the latest
version of cmake, and the documentation I made a number of attempts to
use mingw to build a win32 plplot from a linux host. By the end of the
day Friday I reached the conclusion that although this is probably
possible using th
/mingw/lib/pkgconfig. I also have a
similar working win64 tool chain. (this is rapidly becoming my exclusive
approach to windows development btw)
Before I go to that though, the more relevant question would be will
"extcairo" work on windows?
Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> On 2009-02-25 1
Hi, I just signed up to the list, so my apologies if my post is
completely out of whack.
-Firstly the documentation (wiki & INSTALL) use a file named
plplot_cmake. This file is not present in either 5.9.2 source tree nor
the current svn trunk. I think the file I need is this one called
"CMakeL
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