I have now built a liblo DLL file that does seem to work according to
some initial tests (under WINE I had to use the alternate liblo.dll.bak
file due to bugs in the WINE version of ws2_32.dll).
Note that for building the library, the header file wspiapi.h is needed
which is not included with MinGW - it is only in the MS platform SDK, so
it is not sure if there are possible licensing issues. Theoretically, it
could be possible to build without wspiapi.h, but then the resulting DLL
would require Windows XP or newer which I cannot test; to try it, just
remove the files ws2tcpip.h and ws2_wrapper.c.

> On Wednesday 12 April 2006 17:28, Michael Gogins wrote:
> 
> > OSC and liblo are not in the Windows installers. I tried and failed
> > to build liblo on Windows. When and if somebody figures out how to
> > build them, they will be in the installers.
> 
> I also could not build a usable liblo library with MinGW, some of the
> functions it depends on simply do not exist in the Windows DLLs (it is
> also possible that the MinGW headers are buggy).
> I will try compiling liblo with Cygwin and see if that works better.