Hi, On Sun, Aug 07, 2011 at 07:56:24PM +0200, Bertrand Jacquin wrote: > > Two questions: > > > > - what happens if windres is not found? will the compilation break? > > (I'm not sure whether windres will always be there or not) > > In the present configure.ac, it's only needed when WIN32 = yes, so it's > windows/mingw only.
Yes. So mingw always has "windres"? Otherwise the produced Makefiles
won't work.
> > - if I read this right, it will only work for the autoconf / mingw based
> > build, but not for the msvc++ / python based build, right? will it
> > co-exist, or break the python build?
>
> I have to say that I didn't test with msvc++/python as I only use to
> cross compile applications. But if I read well the build process for
> msvc++/python it does not use autotools stuffs.
Indeed. David / Samuli: how is the python Makefile built? How does
this build system know which files to compile?
gert
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