Thank you very much Lemm! David
At 11:01 AM 9/19/2011 +0200, Lemm Thomas wrote: >Hi, > >I compiled libiconv-1.13.1 with VC10, natively. Please find >files attached as they are copied from my development directory. >These files worked with me. To get the original release to >compile, out the top of my head, I performed some changes to the >original sources (all of these changes you don't need to do >because they're in the files attached) > >- run configure on Cygwin to get the config.h files >- manually change the config files (? Don't quite remember now) >- make some project files >- make few changes to sources (mostly #define directives) > >So, I hope this helps, > >Kind regards > >Thomas Lemm > >PS I'm still trying to get these changes prepared as a proper >patch to the libiconv project however I'm required to do >development other things for the time being (oracle pl/sql and >vba, yes live's a bitch and then you die) > >-----Original Message----- >From: Igor ZlatkoviÄ [mailto:i...@zlatkovic.com] >Sent: 19 September 2011 10:35 >To: David Lawless >Cc: xml@gnome.org; Patrick von Reth; Lemm Thomas >Subject: Re: [xml] can't figure out how to build native Windows >'iconv' > >Hi, > >The file README.woe32 in iconv 1.14 source says "MS Visual C/C++ >with nmake is no longer supported." > >When I made my binary, which is 1.9.2, it was supported. I don't >have the source any longer, unfortunately, it was forgotten last >time I renewed the hardware. But I don't remember having to >modify it in any way, it provided a Makefile.msvc and compiled >out of the box. > >Perhaps you can grab the Makefile.msvc from an older version and >use it as a starting point. > >Ciao, >Igor > > > >On 18/09/11 22:52, David Lawless wrote: >> No thanks Patrick. If necessary I'll write a 'nmake' >> or slap together a VS project. Just seems strange that the >GNU >> 'iconv' release doesn't include one of these or support for >building >> with CL in their CYGWIN make files. >> >> Igor Zlatkovic appears to have it figured out for his binaries >found >> at >> >> http://www.zlatkovic.com/libxml.en.html >> >> bug I couldn't find instructions or build files there. >> >> Possibly Lemm Thomas can post the project files he created >back in >> July someplace. I'd use them. >> >> >> At 01:40 PM 9/18/2011 -0700, Patrick von Reth wrote: >>> You could try winiconv a native icing implementation >>> >>> >>> From: David Lawless >>> Sent: 18.09.2011 22:15 >>> To: xml@gnome.org >>> Subject: [xml] can't figure out how to build native Windows >'iconv' >>> Hello, >>> >>> Searched for nearly an hour and dug in the release tree and I >can't >>> find any clear information on how to compile GNU 'libiconv' >natively >>> under Windows with Visual Studio 2008 and/or 2010. Would >like to >>> build a native 'libxml2' that includes 'iconv', so this >appears to be >>> a prerequisite. Need 64-bit. >>> >>> Have no reservations about using CYGWIN for building so long >as the >>> 'cl' compiler is used and no CYGWIN dependencies are present >in the >>> DLLs. >>> >>> 'nmake' is fine as well as is a VS project, though I dislike >the >>> using the IDE for anything other than debugging if it can be >avoided. >>> >>> Any help, links, etc. would be appreciated. >>> >>> Thanks, >>> >>> David >>> _______________________________________________ xml mailing list, project page http://xmlsoft.org/ xml@gnome.org http://mail.gnome.org/mailman/listinfo/xml
