Re: win32 attempts

Hi Markus, The first attempt from my side will be with Visual Studio, but it's possoble to compile PHP undr CugWin so I guess the next step would be to try that. Using CygWin will most likely require CygWin to be installed and as we already provide binaries for native Win32 installations I don't see a real need for this. - Frank > Hi, > > what are you exactly trying to use as your build environment under > windows? I'm not sure if the definitive answer was that you need Visual > Studio components in some way or if you could rely on mingw or if cygwin > is sufficient. > > thanks, > - Markus > > Steph wrote: > > Hi Frank > > > > > >>My plan is to change the build system to allow building pgo php-gtk2 > >>sources the same way as we build pecl extensions > > > > > > Yes, that's what I'm doing :) My question was whether I should be doing it > > from the php-gtk2 toplevel src directory rather than the toplevel php-src > > directory. Thinking about it, I probably should - otherwise PHP-GTK > > extensions will believe they're PHP extensions, no? (NB At present I'd be > > happy with a base PHP-GTK build, and I guess it doesn't matter which > > directory that's based in for now.) > > > > > >>That I don't expect to be too hard. > > > > > > I agree - it seems a lot more straightforward than the standard .dsp route. > > > > > >>The bigest problem right now is to get the time to actually work on this. > >>It's not something I expect done in a single day or week. > > > > > > I have time, for once. And as I say, it _appears_ absolutely > > straightforward. I just needed an answer to the question I asked. > > > > - Steph > > > > -- > PHP-GTK Development Mailing List (http://gtk.php.net/) > To unsubscribe, visit: http://www.php.net/unsub.php > >