Hi,
I have successfully built BibleMemorizer using the binaries Matthew
Talbert
provided me. (Matthew, thank you for providing those!) Thanks to everyone
for the suggestions; they may be helpful for the future if I try to build a
lighter Sword library (since I'm not using features lik
Jeremy Erickson wrote:
I have never really compiled anything on Windows not using Visual Studio,
unless I was using Cygwin and didn't care if it linked the DLL.
You always have the option of using VS itself. We have projects for the
last couple releases of VS in the source distribution. The
Jeremy Erickson wrote:
> I have never really compiled anything on Windows not using Visual
> Studio,
> unless I was using Cygwin and didn't care if it linked the DLL. (The vast
> majority of my experience is on Linux, and the rest on Mac OS X which is
> similar.) However, for distribut
It's all in how the gcc linker for cygwin works. Just pass it the
option -mnocygwin (or something similar, like -mno-cygwin) and it
won't require the cygwin.dll anymore. If that's not exact, just
search online for it or through the man pages. I did the same thing
for a while.
--Greg
On Thu, Ja
Hi,
For BibleMemorizer, I am attempting to create Windows binaries. I
would like
to have a working Windows binary of Sword. However, the only build I was
successful in creating was using Cygwin, in which case I get undefined
reference errors if I don't link with the Cygwin DLL. I tri
