Hi, I'd like to port some Unix libraries, that depend on libgs.a, on MS Windows. So, I ran ghostscript's configure script under MSYS with MinGW's compiler with the options "--disable-shared --enable-static". Configuration runs fine, but the build process returns many errors in various files.
Therefore, I am wondering how I could build libgs as a static library under MS Windows. Notice that I don't have MSVC++ or some equivalent proprietary tools. I mean, it would be great to be able to build ghostscript on MS Windows with only free tools, but I am not sure it is even possible, isn't it? Thanks in advance for your help, Florent ps : I tried fist to cross-compile ghostscript from Unix, but it is even harder because configuration executables like echogs are built for the target platform, not for the build platform (which is perhaps - at least in my mind - a bug in autoconf files)
