When you said that have succeeded in compile i figure out one thing.
Non unicode build was the problem.
I tried follow your steps changing the default value of the variable
UNICODE in makefile. When i use UNICODE=0 i get a Failed.
After that i tried the same approach using UNICODE=1 and guess what sucess.
Thanks for all help that you offered.
Best Regards
--
João Mendes
2012/6/27 John Labenski <jlaben...@gmail.com>
> On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 11:02 AM, João Mendes <lord....@gmail.com> wrote:
> > I could almost using cmake.
> > Attached the output generated by mingw32-make when i try compile.
>
> I'm glad you noticed the update, I build wxWidgets trunk and wxLua
> using mingw without a hitch after the last fixes. I believe that we
> even built wxWidgets with the same options, though I built with
> UNICODE=1, but that shouldn't be a problem.
>
> I'm confused about the "undefined references" as I didn't get them.
> Note that I build both wxLua and wxWidgets for Debug.
>
> Here's the docs for how I did it, eventually they'll be part of the
> install.html.
>
> Build wxWidgets
> 2.4 - Build using MinGW
>
> Download mingw-get-inst-20120426.exe or an appropriate newer
> version to automatically download and install a fully working system.
> Run the installer and select "C Compiler," "C++ Compiler," "MSYS
> Basic System," and the "MinGW Developer Toolkit" at minimum.
> It is probably best to install to a directory without a space
> in the name.
> Open a cmd.exe (DOS) prompt and cd to wxWidgets\build\msw\
> Run set PATH=C:\MinGW\bin;%PATH% so that the compiler can be found.
> Or optionally set a system wide environment variable PATH to
> point to the \bin\ directory of the MinGW install.
> Or use the MinGW shell which has the PATH already set, but note
> that this shell is a Linux (Cygwin) shell rather than a DOS shell so
> it works a little differently.
> If you are unfamiliar with Unix or Linux you should probably
> use the cmd.exe (DOS) prompt.
> The build is configured by config.gcc, but don't edit it, rather
> override the default values of the variables on the make command line.
> To build static libs run this command :
> 32-bit : mingw32-make.exe -f makefile.gcc SHARED=0 UNICODE=1
> BUILD=[debug,release]
> To build shared libs (DLLs) run this command :
> 32-bit : mingw32-make.exe -f makefile.gcc SHARED=1 UNICODE=1
> BUILD=[debug,release] MONOLITHIC=1
> You can speed up compilation by adding the flag -jN, e.g. -j4 to
> use four processors, for multi-processor compilation.
> Note that you may have to run make multiple times since you
> may initially get errors since the compilers are not synced.
>
> Build wxLua
> 4.2 - CMake with MinGW
>
> See the section above titled Build using MinGW for more
> information about getting and using MinGW.
>
> Choose the CMAKE_BUILD_TYPE that you want.
> Note that you MUST have built wxWidgets in debug for a wxLua
> Debug build, but a wxWidgets release build works with a wxLua Release,
> MinSizeRel, RelWithDebInfo build.
> To find wxWidgets you must set the variable
> wxWidgets_ROOT_DIR=/path/to/wxWidgets
> Press "Configure," but it probably won't work just yet.
> To find the libraries for wxWidgets (you may have compilied a
> variety of them) you must also set the variable
> wxWidgets_LIB_DIR=/path/to/wxWidgets/lib/gcc_lib
> gcc_dll for DLLs
> Press "Configure" and now it should work, the output window should
> say "Configuring done" and the log should have a complete description
> of your wxWidgets build.
> Press "Generate" to have CMake write out the build files.
> Open a cmd.exe prompt to run mingw32-make.exe help to display all
> the available targets.
> If you run mingw32-make.exe with no parameters you will build
> everything, which is probably best.
> All the apps are put into build\bin\Debug or Release, MinSizeRel,
> RelWithDebInfo as appropriate.
>
> Hope this helps,
> John
>
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