Re: [Vala] [Genie] Build for windows under linux. Using minwg.



Hi Gontzal, You are welcome. Cross-compiling has always been an hassle, regardless of the language and framework ; I personally consider it is not worth it if you are not dealing with a very large application needing continuous integration. Anyway, you may already be familiar with some posts I wrote on the subject : http://www.tarnyko.net/en/?q=node/15 This should get the basics working, though the complexity rapidly explodes with any library you add. Especially GStreamer, which involves lots of modules and plugins installed in specific locations.
Regards,
Tarnyko gontzal writes:
Yes, ok!!!
I have tried cross compiling from linux but i think is very difficult for me. I dont understand so much the mecanism of compilers, sorry. Certanly i wan't use windows but..... I have tried the tools of tarnyko in windows and is moor easy building "in situ". Thanks Tarnyko, your tools are so usefull!!! I'm teacher and almost all computers in the schools uses Windows. I dont like this, but is the reality. Now i'm trying to solve some errors with gtk-clutter in windows... I will anounce you if I finish. Thanks.
or., 2014.eko iraren 19a 12:58(e)an, Tarnyko igorleak idatzi zuen:
Hi gontzal,
Tried to use the procedure from :
http://www.tarnyko.net/en/?q=node/37
?
gontzal writes:
OK.
But... is not easy to find the gstreamer bundle for windows and the gtk-clutter bundle. Any body knows about them?
Thanks. I will try it.
Gontzal.
ig., 2014.eko iraren 14a 20:22(e)an, Daniel Espinosa igorleak idatzi zuen:

I can help you. You can see at GXml project in git.gnome.org <http://git.gnome.org>. I've managed to build it under windows with no problems. Just download GTK+ for windows bundle and use see to change prefix variable I'm all PC files to point to the Dir you uncompress this bundle. You must install mingw-w64 on your distribution. Then on terminal set PKG_CONFIG_PATH to pont the directory you uncompress gtk+ bundle and add to the path lib/pkgconfig directory; this is very important, if you don't set correctly, pkg-config will find PC files from your Linux Installation and you compilation will fail with lot errors on headers. When configure your software, use --host= to the platform you want to use, 32 or 64 bits. On Ubuntu you must use x86_64-w64-mingw32 for 64 bits and i686-w64-mingw32, if you get lot of errors from included headers then the above host targets are wrong. If most module use gobject introspection, you must disable because bundle doesn't include it. As you can see on GXml, I've use valac to get C code then use the mingw-w64 compiler to compile it to get exe and DLLs. C code must depend on a rule that use valac to get it. But be this is not required, may you want to use valac directly, in theory it must use mingw-w64 compiler because the host setting. El sep 14, 2014 8:29 AM, "Gontzal Uriarte" <txasatonga gmail com <mailto:txasatonga gmail com>> escribió:
    Hi!!
   I have finished a "Katamotz Ejercicios" new application for reading
    learning and teaching. Is a Genie application and it uses gtk-3,
    pango,
    cogl, clutter, clutter-gtk and gstreamer. No problems for building
    under
    linux for linux, but how do it for Windows. I have seen some
    tutorials from
    Tarnyko and others but... there is anyone for help me?
    Thanks. Txasatonga.
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