developing win32 externals...

[chris at altuit.com]

Andre,

One of the things to watch for is whether you're using any binary libraries
(static or dynamic) in your code that were built by someone else.  If the
libraries were built with visual studio and you try to link them with
bloodshed you'll get linker errors. (in particular, I've had this problem
with some mysql and imagemagick libs)

If you're just building code you've compiled I highly recommend the
bloodshed ide for mingw/gcc, its the only environment besides vs where i've
ever been able to get the debugger to work correctly with rev.

--
cb

Original Message:
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From: Andre Garzia soapdog at mac.com
Date: Mon, 22 Aug 2005 10:33:15 -0300
To: use-revolution at lists.runrev.com
Subject: developing win32 externals...


Hi Folks,

I am now trying to build some externals for both mac and win32  
machines. I plan to use XCode on the mac side but on the win32 side I  
have no clue. I'd like not to use Visual Studio, it's too bloated for  
my modest machine. I'd settle for DJGPP or Cygwin or whatever... If I  
could cross compile in XCode or GCC then it would be marvelous. Can  
someone shed a light here?

Cheers
andre
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