Thank you very much, Allan, I'm so glad you posted this! So it is possible to compile something through cygwin (gcc - make) and then to use it as a lib with visual studio! I was worried it would not work, because of an email from active perl support I received (I'm pasting it below your text).
If anyone knows of a link which explains how to do this, could you please post it? And by the way, has anyone here ever tried using HTK on windows (with cygwin I'm sure, because it compiles under Linux but visual studio won't have anything to do with it). Mary PS for Yaakov: Thank you for your patch, I'll post about this later otherwise I'm afraid this discussion might get confusing. Allan Schrum wrote:
BTW, this affected applications outside of Cygwin. A Visual Studio 2005 solution that included several projects reported warnings about missing DLLs that were freshly compiled. When you looked at the file mentioned by the warning VS2005 could suddenly "find" the file and the warning would disappear.
ActiveState Support wrote:
The first complication here is Cygwin. If you wish to use ActivePerl on Cygwin, you need to use native Win32 modules since ActivePerl is a Windows native program. Modules that will only run on a Unix version do exist, and they will not run with Win32 ActivePerl even with Cygwin. (In fact Cygwin can make the situation much, much worse. Cygwin "prefers" to use Cgywin Perl. If you compile with the Cygwin compiler, you are going to get a Linux module instead of a Win32 one.) We do not have any Windows compatible versions of Audio::Data, and The University of Winnipeg PPM search tool is unable to find any Win32 versions of this module in any known PPM repositories: http://cpan.uwinnipeg.ca/dist/Audio/ Checking in at CPAN, I can see that Audio::Data has not been updated since 2004, and the author's account has been placed under a "custodial" status. The module seems to build well on Solaris and FreeBSD, but OS X, Win32, and even Linux report more failures that successes. The README claims it works on Win32 (in 1998), but it's hard to be optimistic, especially since the man page lists a lack of support for .wav format as a known limitation. Overall, you probably need an alternative. Best regards, Graham Stuart Technical Support Engineer ActiveState - Dynamic Tools for Dynamic Languages http://www.ActiveState.com
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