Hi All,
A couple of you have been having issues with the old make/qmake way of
building WSJT-X. Even though this build method is deprecated in favour
of CMake I do try and keep the the old project and makefiles running as
well as possible. I have made some adjustments to try and keep them in
line with the CMake build and also to make them a little more flexible.
Here is the commit comment for my latest checkin (r4551):
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The lib/Makefile.MinGW makefile has been enhanced to link to the DLL
version of fftw3 which is the normal version of the library that you
get with the Windows installer.
The library is located by passing the FFTW3_DIR variable on the make
command line. For example on my system:
$ # In a MinGW console
$ cd ~/src/wsjtx/lib
$ make QT_DIR=/c/Tools/Qt/5.2.1/mingw48_32 \
> FFTW3_DIR=/c/Tools/fftw-3.3.3-dll32-2
Similarly with the qmake project:
$ # In a Qt MinGW 32-bit console
$ cd ~/src/wsjtx
$ qmake \
> HAMLIB_DIR=c:/test-install/hamlib/mingw48_32 \
> FFTW3_DIR=c:/Tools/fftw-3.3.3-dll32-2
$ mingw32-make
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Note the use of variables to pass in the location of prerequisite
libraries like Qt, Hamlib and, fftw v3. Use these variables to tell
qmake and make where these libraries are installed rather than editing
the project/makefiles directly.
Two recent issues have been with the generation of the OmniRig interface
sources on Windows. I cannot reproduce either of the issues and suspect
that the problem is to do with the environment the build commands are
run from. Note that the lib/Makefile.MinGW needs to be run from a normal
MinGW 32-bit console whereas the qmake and ming32-make project build
must be run from a Qt MinGW 32-bit shell which is NOT a MinGW shell, but
a Windows CMD shell with the correct environment settings. The latter is
simply reached by using the shortcut installed as part of the Qt install
on Windows.
Also note that I have changed the above build process to link to the DLL
version of libfftw3f-3 so you will need to copy that into your
installation folder or ensure it is on the PATH environment variable
before running WSJT-X.
73
Bill
G4WJS.
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