RE: Compiling Glib 1.223 on win xp



Hi Martin

Thanks for the proposal but the problem is not worth the bother. I will probably move to Strawberry perl in 
the future (being obliged to upgrade from xp to w7), and will reconsider this at that time. Since the 
binaries I've found are working now with AS, it's not that much important.

Regards

François

-----Original Message-----
From: Martin Schlemmer [mailto:Martin Schlemmer nwu ac za]
Sent: mercredi, 1. juin 2011 14:11
To: gtk-perl-list gnome org; RAPPAZ Francois
Subject: RE: Compiling Glib 1.223 on win xp

On 2011/05/27 at 01:26 PM, RAPPAZ Francois
<francois rappaz unifr ch> wrote:

Hi


I wanted to compile perl bindind for Glib and friends to have a
recent
Gtk2-perl, but I give up...


Generally building packages for AS perl with mingw is a pita.  I have
sorted out most of the issues in the last few years I have been
building Gtk2-perl for AS perl, and could send the scripts I am using,
but you will need MSYS as well (I use grep, which I guess I could
replace with perl code, but do not have time right now).

The other option is if you can point me to the Gtk2 build you are
using, I can compile them for you against that version of Gtk2.


Regards,

Martin

I tried camelbox but without installing the core perl which was
needed with
it, and that was not working either with my perl 5.8.9 from
ActiveState.

I'm reluctant to have two perl versions installed, it's not very
elegant at
least, and even in twisting the path when using the gtk2 in a script,
I
prefer to keep the binaries I have found for ActiveState.

The questions will come again when I upgrade and possibly move to
another
perl distribution.

Francois

At this point I have to ask why you're not using Camelbox.  All this
work is done for you already, you just have to run the installer and
let it do it's magick.  It looks like the only downside to running
Camelbox for you would be the fact that you have different versions
of
Perl and GTK installed and listed in your %PATH environment
variable,
and you would need to clean up your %PATH (remove any GTK and Perl
paths not related to Camelbox) prior to trying to use Camelbox.
This
could be done quite easily by using a DOS batch file, and you would
not need to make any systemwide changes.

Thanks,

Brian
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