Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit :
If you want to build Pd and externals with Cygwin, you'll have to add some stuff to the build system. No one has done it before. Pd-extended is built with MinGW/msys on Windows.
I've built pd and some externals with mingw, it needs makefile.mingw for pd, but it would be nice if the main makefile would do the job... Anyway, I'm more interested about using cygwin for some reasons, it's easy to install it and all dependances, and we can use Qt/X11 inside....
On Nov 28, 2007, at 7:20 PM, Patrice Colet wrote:
makefile.dependencies d_osc.c:39:2: #error No byte order defined d_array.c:527:2: #error No byte order defined make: *** [makefile.dependencies] Erreur 1
I've just added #include <sys/param.h> into d-osc.c and d_array.c to resolve this because this is where BYTE_ORDER is defined.
Now I get another error, API_DEFSTRING from s_main.c:359 isn't declared, I could find out how to resolve this and juste removed the variable to go further... and got another error: statbuf isn't declared as well.
It seems that the build system misses something like "#ifdef CYGWIN" somewhere, but I couldn't figure out what to do with it.
On Nov 29, 2007, at 9:11 AM, Patrice Colet wrote:
Hans-Christoph Steiner a écrit :
If you want to build Pd and externals with Cygwin, you'll have to add some stuff to the build system. No one has done it before. Pd-extended is built with MinGW/msys on Windows.
I've built pd and some externals with mingw, it needs makefile.mingw for pd, but it would be nice if the main makefile would do the job...
Yes!! I worked on that some, but I basically never touch Windows these days, so it never got done. It would be awesome if you took this on. I think I still remember the issues, so I might be able to assist in some way.
It is most definitely possible to build Pd on MinGW and Cygwin using ./configure && make. In fact, I think doing the work to support one would basically be doing the work to support the other, besides a few minor differences.
The Pd code is already building with MinGW well, the last thing is to fix pd/src/makefile.in and pd/src/configure.in to work with MinGW. Cygwin will need a couple fixes in the C sources, as you are discovering :), but it should not be too difficult.
.hc
Anyway, I'm more interested about using cygwin for some reasons, it's easy to install it and all dependances, and we can use Qt/X11 inside....
On Nov 28, 2007, at 7:20 PM, Patrice Colet wrote:
makefile.dependencies d_osc.c:39:2: #error No byte order defined d_array.c:527:2: #error No byte order defined make: *** [makefile.dependencies] Erreur 1
I've just added #include <sys/param.h> into d-osc.c and d_array.c to resolve this because this is where BYTE_ORDER is defined.
Now I get another error, API_DEFSTRING from s_main.c:359 isn't declared, I could find out how to resolve this and juste removed the variable to go further... and got another error: statbuf isn't declared as well.
It seems that the build system misses something like "#ifdef CYGWIN" somewhere, but I couldn't figure out what to do with it.
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