Re: compiling glib with cygwin
- From: Roger Leigh <roger whinlatter uklinux net>
- To: "gregt" <gregt artistech com>
- Cc: "'Timcenko, Aleksandar'" <aleksandar timcenko gs com>, <gtk-list gnome org>, <gtk-devel-list gnome org>
- Subject: Re: compiling glib with cygwin
- Date: Fri, 19 Mar 2004 17:23:03 +0000
Roger Leigh <roger whinlatter uklinux net> writes:
> "gregt" <gregt artistech com> writes:
>
>> I never solved it and gave up.
> [...]
>> From what I have seen there are many developers that have the same
>> problem in compiling glib/gtk+ with Cygwin. It does'nt work out of the box and
>> the dependencies are not worked out and not documented.
>
> I persevered, and I've now successfully built:
>
> GLib (2.2.3)
> Atk (1.2.4)
> Pango (1.2.5)
> Gtk+ (2.2.4)
> libglade (2.0.1)
> SigC++ (1.2.5)
> Gtkmm (2.2.9)
> libglademm (2.1.3)
Patches for GLib, Atk, GTK+ and libglade are available here:
www.whinlatter.uklinux.net/gtk/patches/
Instructions for patching and building are here:
http://www.whinlatter.uklinux.net/gtk/patches/BUILDING
Note that all these patches are also in Bugzilla. As I'm also not a
windows expert, so they are likely to be imperfect. They work for me,
but if a more knowledgable cygwin/windows user could have a look over
them, that would be great.
I've not yet got these ported to GTK+ 2.4, since I've not got GLib to
pass the testsuite yet (child-test and unicode conversion fail).
I hope these are useful!
Regards,
Roger
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