Hi Igor, I'm not claiming it's the correct way, but for QML.jl I'm using CMake inside a BinDeps build script. On Windows, this works with the standard Visual Studio Qt packages. It requires the very latest Visual Studio release candidate (I use the free community edition) and CMake in the path. The script is here: https://github.com/barche/QML.jl/blob/master/deps/build.jl You need to comment line 39 to build, otherwise it will attempt to download binaries. The CMakeLists.txt (in deps/src/qmlwrap) includes code to place Qt in the deps/usr dir, after the build it should only be a matter of zipping up the deps/usr dir and distributing that as a binary for Windows users to download.
Cheers, Bart On Thursday, April 21, 2016 at 7:26:37 PM UTC+2, Igor wrote: > > Hello! > I'm thinking about creating a new Julia package, which will use a couple > of my C++ DLL - which depends on other dynamic librariies (at least QT, > qwt, boost, marblewidget....). And I'd like to make it work both on > Windows and Linux platforms. I've got some questions about it: > > What is the correct way to add additional dynamic libraries to the > package? Where I can get additional info about how this could be done? > How this can be done on windows platform? > > > In Julia I do all the plots with my plotting library, which is a wrapper > around "qwt" library. I think that maybe I could make a "package" from it > and it may be useful for others. > > Best regards, Igor > >
