I was using MinGW32. I finally got the wxWindows libraries to compile
and install using the MinGW tools. I don't know if it was something else
I had set on my system or the version of MinGW, but it's done.
What I ended up doing was dl and run the previous install of
MinGW(3.0.0-1) and MSYS(1.0.8). I installed MinGW first into d:/mingw
then ran the MSYS(installed into d:/msys/1.0) setup and pointed it to
the MinGW install when it asked if I had it. I tried other
configurations and they didn't seem to work.
I still have to point to the right include dir when compiling but it all
seems to work. I even have some compiled binaries....
Someday, I may experiment to see if there was something else that I
missed but for now I do have it running.
azcoder@cox.net wrote:
> MinGW32 might be just what you need to build it without any Cygwin dependencies....
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> http://www.mingw.org/
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> Good luck!
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>>Derek Neighbors wrote:
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>>>You should look at wxWindows. It is C++ and extremely cross platform.
>>>It is also free as in beer and speech. There is a very good Python
>>>version as well called wxPython.
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>>Except not completely free if it's compiled using Cygwin... I'm having
>>*fun* trying to get it to install properly so that projects compile
>>without dependency on the cygwin1.dll... it's a path or environment
>>issue that I would like to (but can't with confidence) say I am close to
>>solving.
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