Malcolm Nealon wrote:
> Does it need replacing by anything? is it being used in any samples?
>   
Yes, stsl so skip those also.
> If it is possible to make a functioning release and debug build using 
> the wxdev-c++ makefiles/gcc compiler makefiles, then do you really need 
> the MSYS route? (Obviously there may be some
> who are using it, but they may be able to achieve the same thing with 
> the wxdev/gcc method of building)
>   
Maybe, i think when things do work on Linux, why don't they work on 
windows with Cygwin etc??

> If it saves you time and effort, I would much rather see a change to the 
> cmake files which makes it possible to create your library 
> (debug/release) without having to go through the time and trouble of 
> creating a new project for each library. 
Well, that is not a cmake problem, much more a compiler/linker problem.
But if you can send me the project files needed for wxDevCpp, i can see 
if i can generate them directly with Cmake for you.
I still do not get how wxDevCpp makes things work, using a project 
files, or makefiles ??
> I would much rather a series of 
> makefiles for each library/sample which I can call from within a batch 
> file and leave to run.
>   
As i said before Cmake generates those makefiles for you, and they are 
makefiles like any other makefiles.
Actually they are rather advanced when it comes to dependencies and 
things like that.
So i am not going to write any makefiles by hand, why should i ??
The real problem is how to make order of libraries, flags etc. etc. 
work, in such a way that all compilers and runs well.
And that problem is the same, if i write makefiles or cmake files to 
generate the makefiles.

Anyway, if you manage the directdraw sample or something like that, in 
release mode, i be glad to have those makefiles.
If that works, i must be able to get things working with Cmake also. But 
they should work with MSYS in that case. Or can i use Cmake to generate 
for wxDevCpp. When i run CmakeSetup, and choose mingw, it looks like it 
tries to do that.
Will have another look at that,

Klaas












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