[Freeciv-Dev] more cygwin build issues

[James Wilson <fat_hot@xxxxxxxxx>]

ok, here's what happened when I tried --enable-client=win32.

-- "export CC="gcc -mno-cygwin"; ./configure --enable-client=win32; make" 
builds the client fine; however, the civserver thus built crashes on 
startup, apparently while trying to load wsock32.dll (gdb gets really 
freaked out so it's not clear what's going wrong).
-- I can get civserver to work by doing a rebuild using './configure 
--disable-nls', not overriding CC or using --enable-client=win32. if I use 
this civserver together with the civclient built above, I can get a game 
going.
this seems like an abuse. is there a better way?

James

At 01:24 PM 11/3/01, you wrote:
> James Wilson writes:
>  > I'm just getting started playing around with building everything, please
>  > forgive any stupidity. I'm trying to build the latest cvs sources under
>  > cygwin 20011008 on Win98SE.
> Building a gtk client from current cvs does not work.
> The 1.12.0 binary is not built from the
> original source. There is a patch for it in the same directory where
> the binary is, but the patch does not apply to current cvs.
>
> But you can build the windows client with a standard windows gui:
>
> export CC="gcc -mno-cygwin"
> ./configure --enable-client=win32
> make
>
> If you want to see a binary first you can look at
> http://home.t-online.de/home/akemnade/freeciv-win-cvs.zip
>
> Gfx format:
> The gui-win32 client uses a gfx format which is a bit strange:
> the masks are saved in an extra file. eg. hires/terrain1-mask.bmp is
> the mask from hires/terrain1.bmp
> If you don't know how to convert the format, you can take the files
> from the binary mentioned above.
> When I'll find some time I'll debug the code for loading png files in
> freeciv and enable it.
>
>  >
>  > -- maybe this is a FAQ, but I didn't find the answer anywhere - how can
>  > freeciv be built under cygwin against gtk1.3? configure is looking for
>  > gtk-config, which doesn't exist in the gtk1.3 for win32 bundles found at
>  > http://www.gimp.org/~tml/gimp/win32/new-downloads.html or
>  > http://www.gimp.org/~tml/gimp/win32/downloads.html as far as I can 
> see. can
>  > I trick it into using pkg-config or something like that?
> The trick is to create it yourself. You might steal some gtk-config
> from linux and use it as a template. My imlib-config (which you also
> need) gives the
> following:
> imlib-config --libs-gdk
> -L/usr/local/win/lib -lgdk_imlib -L/usr/local/wingtk/lib -lgtk-1.3 
> -lgdk-1.3 -lgmodule-1.3 -lglib-1.3
>  >
>  > -- I can build against Xaw no problem. it crashes periodically but that's
>  > another story for another time.
> You have X11 installed on windows? Then it is perhaps easier to use
> normal unix (X11 based) gtk. AFAIK you can do the usual
> ./configure
> make
> make install
> with it (and get a valid gtk-config). But the resulting freeciv client
> will need X11.
>
> Greetings
> Andreas Kemnade

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