Tony Mechelynck wrote on 22-8-2010 22:10:
Jeri Raye wrote on 20-8-2010 17:03:
Hi,
I'm using gvim73 on windows xp.
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I'm a complete newbie on compiling gvim.
But how to do that on windows XP?
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- You can now download the latest Vim sources from Bram's Mercurial
repository, see
http://vim.wikia.com/wiki/Getting_the_Vim_source_with_Mercurial
- If you decide to get the source archive over ftp, the extra and lang
archives have been retired (the "main" archive contains everything); and
of course the archive's filename includes 7.3 instead of 7.2
- See also http://users.skynet.be/antoine.mechelynck/vim/compile.htm
with the following caveats:
- The Cygwin C compiler/linker for native-Windows may have a longer
name than just gcc.exe: lines 43-47 of the current Make_cyg.mak seem to
mean that CC should be set to gcc-3 (which in turn requires overriding
the makefile default) and -L/lib/w32api added to EXTRA_LIBS
- Or you may prefer using MinGW gcc instead (with the Make_ming.mak
makefile and similar but not necessarily identical environment settings)
- The Make_cyg.mak mentions in its text "Last Change: 2010 Feb 24" but
actually it was modified on 2010-08-17; for instance it mentions the Lua
interface which hadn't yet been added to Vim in February.
Best regards,
Tony.
gvim 7.2.0 (offical release aug 2008) and 7.3 (just relaesed) give boths
-ruby when I asked it with: "vim --version"
There isn't any other way to get ruby code to work with gvim, besides
compiling it?
I'm kinda scared in compiling the whole sources.
Rgds,
Jeri
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