Use Windows Python, but custom.py has to know where it is.

You probably don't need GSM610 - do you get libsndfile.dll?

Regards,
Mike

-----Original Message-----
From: Iain Duncan 
Sent: Jul 2, 2005 2:54 PM
To: csound-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
Subject: [Cs-dev] More mingw questions

Well, thought I'd join the mingw attempts while bored at work. So far I 
have installed msys, and installed mingw as a subdirectory of mysys. I 
have successfully built and linked dummy apps against fltk, portaudio, 
and portmidi, though portmidi required me to hunt for a mingw make file 
that was not included with the portmidi release. I guess it might be a 
good plan to mention that to the portmidi folks.

Currently I'm stuck on libsndfile. It seems to configure fine ( guesses 
the system correctly at any rate ) but then fails trying to build the 
stuff in the GSM610 directory. I don't even know what that is of course, 
and the make file and config file are way too complex for me to figure 
out with my limited config-make experience. Anyone else have this problem?

After that I will need to get python and scons working, and also boost 
and swig?

Will I need to reinstall python in the mingw branch or is there a way to 
use the existent windows python already on the machine?

Thanks
Iain


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> Use Windows Python, but custom.py has to know where it is.
> 
> You probably don't need GSM610 - do you get libsndfile.dll?

Fixed now. Apparently you can't install msys in c:/Program Files because 
of the space in the path. Which only caused a problem builing libsndfile 
and only once it hit the GSM610 stuff. Weird. The space didn't cause any 
problems for fltk, portmidi, or portaudio. Anway, I'll resume trying 
when I'm back on that machine tomorrow. Installing in C:/WINDOWS/msys 
works fine. ( I can't clutter the root c: directory or I will confuse 
other people at that job ... )

Is there anything else that I'm forgetting other than Boost, SWIG, and 
scons?

Iain


> Regards,
> Mike
> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: Iain Duncan 
> Sent: Jul 2, 2005 2:54 PM
> To: csound-devel@lists.sourceforge.net
> Subject: [Cs-dev] More mingw questions
> 
> Well, thought I'd join the mingw attempts while bored at work. So far I 
> have installed msys, and installed mingw as a subdirectory of mysys. I 
> have successfully built and linked dummy apps against fltk, portaudio, 
> and portmidi, though portmidi required me to hunt for a mingw make file 
> that was not included with the portmidi release. I guess it might be a 
> good plan to mention that to the portmidi folks.
> 
> Currently I'm stuck on libsndfile. It seems to configure fine ( guesses 
> the system correctly at any rate ) but then fails trying to build the 
> stuff in the GSM610 directory. I don't even know what that is of course, 
> and the make file and config file are way too complex for me to figure 
> out with my limited config-make experience. Anyone else have this problem?
> 
> After that I will need to get python and scons working, and also boost 
> and swig?
> 
> Will I need to reinstall python in the mingw branch or is there a way to 
> use the existent windows python already on the machine?
> 
> Thanks
> Iain
> 
> 
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