When I was trying to build libzmq and libczmq under windows with MinGW,
some suggested me on stackoverflow that it would be easier to do it
under the QT environment. I didn't try because I wanted to stay minimal.
But if your main project is already under QT, you should try to rebuild
libzmq under it.
Le 07/10/2013 07:43, HG Choi a écrit :
To Developers,
Even though I do not enjoy dealing with Windows, I must do so at this
point in time. I have successfully cross-compiled libzmq, libczmq, and
libfmq for x86_64 Windows using Mingw under Linux. All three were
tested using the built selftests.exe. So now I know it is possible to
use all three libraries in Windows.
But the issue is that the current QT project that I am tying to
integrate FileMQ (zmq, czmq) into is a MSVC project. Thus my cross
compiled mingw c++ libs are not compatible with the msvc compiler. I
have been told this is due to C++ name mangling issues.
http://www.mingw.org/wiki/MixingCompilers
I have tried to create mvsc compatible libs through DLLs using the
visual studio dumpbin, dlltool, and def file method, but also no luck.
Maybe someone has succeeded?
Cross compiliation with x86_64-w64-mingw32 toolset to Windows
definitely works, but as far as I know, for MSVC, I am not sure. I
have tried using the i586-mingw32msvc but without success..
For my situation, the ideal method of building these libraries is to
use the msvc solution files on a Windows host, but I could only get
libzmq to build cleanly without errors.
Below is the errors I receive from a fresh czmq-master on Visual
Studio 2010.
http://pastebin.com/7piDizJA
If anyone has any clues to what is causing the errors or successfully
built CZMQ and FMQ using Visual Studio for Windows x86_64, I would
really appreciate the guidance.
Thank you for reading,
Ho-Gyun Choi
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