Hi,
I have successfully built BibleMemorizer using the binaries Matthew
Talbert
provided me. (Matthew, thank you for providing those!) Thanks to everyone
for the suggestions; they may be helpful for the future if I try to build a
lighter Sword library (since I'm not using features like CLucene or the
install manager).
At present I am using MinGW to compile BibleMemorizer itself, since the
Qt
binary installer for Windows sets everything up such that this works. I was
already using QMake on other platforms, so I used Cygwin to run
my ./configure script just to generate qmake_vars (a file unique to
BibleMemorizer) and then re-ran QMake myself. Because I didn't have to use
MSYS, my setup problems there weren't an issue.
For those who want to download binaries, they are available from my
SourceForge project page.
-Jeremy Erickson
On Friday 09 January 2009 8:55:09 am Chris Little wrote:
> Jeremy Erickson wrote:
> > I have never really compiled anything on Windows not using Visual
> > Studio, unless I was using Cygwin and didn't care if it linked the DLL.
>
> You always have the option of using VS itself. We have projects for the
> last couple releases of VS in the source distribution. They may require
> a bit of updating, but should be fairly close to working out of the box.
>
> --Chris
>
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