Ouch, setting up the mingw system to compile csound5 for windows is not trivial. 

So far I've managed to compile and link a test app with portaudio, portmidi,
libsndfile, and fltk. The only gotcha was that libsndfile wouldn't work if there
were any spaces in the path name for the windows directory.

Current sumbling blocks:

- does fltk need to be built from source under mingw with --enable-threads? How
is this best done under windows?

- can I use a windows version of python for scons, and if so, what do I need to
do to make that execute from mingw? Unfortunately compiling python from source
under mingw looks like a real pain requiring patches and many steps

Thanks
Iain





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I think you also need msys. You probably have that already, but you
didn't mention it.
I think you don't need --enable-threads for fltk on windows but I
haven't built there in a while, so I'm not sure.
You don't need python from source, just get a 2.3 release.

Cheers,
Andres
On Fri, 2005-07-29 at 17:16, iainduncan@telus.net wrote:
> Ouch, setting up the mingw system to compile csound5 for windows is not trivial. 
> 
> So far I've managed to compile and link a test app with portaudio, portmidi,
> libsndfile, and fltk. The only gotcha was that libsndfile wouldn't work if there
> were any spaces in the path name for the windows directory.
> 
> Current sumbling blocks:
> 
> - does fltk need to be built from source under mingw with --enable-threads? How
> is this best done under windows?
> 
> - can I use a windows version of python for scons, and if so, what do I need to
> do to make that execute from mingw? Unfortunately compiling python from source
> under mingw looks like a real pain requiring patches and many steps
> 
> Thanks
> Iain
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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iainduncan@telus.net wrote:

> - does fltk need to be built from source under mingw with --enable-threads? How
> is this best done under windows?

You should compile it with --enable-shared --enable-threads.


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