Hello Alex,
On Thursday 04 May 2006 19:33, Alejandro Blanco Martín wrote:
Hello Michael,
I have downloaded your Ekiga-win32 from your web page and it works
perfectly!
Nice to hear that. Yes all the bugs which I mentioned have been resolved now.
I would like to prepare in my computer an enviroment in order to compile
ekiga´s sources and get the executable binaries, I would like to see how
to integrate audio/video recording. I have read in ekiga web page that
opal and pwlib libraries are needed, so I have looked for information
about these two libraries and I have found the next web page to compile
them (http://www.voxgratia.org/docs/pwlib_windows.html and
http://www.voxgratia.org/docs/opal_windows.html). I am trying to compile
it using Ms Visual C++ .net.
Well, we are a bunch of Linux guys. So, currently, we crosscompile under Linux
for Win32. That is what my Makefile does. I don't think that anybody has
tried yet to compile Ekiga on MSVC, but it would be a great achievment. If
you want to start a MSVC project look at the various Makefile.am s in the
Ekiga source to see what files have to be compiled. My Makefile can show you
which components in addition to Ekiga, Pwlib and Opal are needed.
I have seen that your scritps to build the windows release include
makefile for opal and pwlib, do you think it would be better to use
another enviroment instead of MS Visual C++ .net and use the makefile
you provide? is it possible to use that makefiles and MS Visual C++? My
question may be are nonsense, I`m sorry, I´m newbie with C++ enviroments..
Thanks in adavance,
Alex.
Since I do not own MS Visual C++ .net I cannot comment on that. I do all my
programming under Linux using the GNU tools and have a Windows-XP laptop to
test the outcome. The GNU tools for Win32 can be found at www.mingw.org. They
do their job, but need an enormous amount of RAM (> 1GB) for linking against
Opal. The official Win32 port page at http://snapshots.seconix.com/win32/ is
a bit outdated now. If you want to switch over to Linux I can give you some
advice how to setup your build environment.
Regards
Michael
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