Re: [fluid-dev] Anyone have a built Windows fluidsynth binary/lib?

[Topher Cyll]

Uwe,

Thank you for your info.  I'll have to try this.  Have you ever
successfully built it as a .dll? Is that possible with the toolchain?

I might as well mention what I'm working on.  I wrote simple bindings
from Ruby (the programming language) to Fluidsynth a while ago using
Ruby DL (a tool to interface Ruby with C using dynamic linking).  It
works great under Mac and Linux already.  I'm hoping to get it running
under Windows as well.

Again, thanks for the excellent information!
Topb

On 8/24/07, Uwe Koloska <address@hidden> wrote:
> Hi Topher,
>
> Am Donnerstag, 23. August 2007 schrieb Topher Cyll:
> > I've been struggling to get Fluidsynth built on Windows without much
> > success.  Does anyone have a successfully built version they'd be
> > willing to share?
>
> I use a crosscompile mingw setting to get a static library for windows. The
> build was straight forward.  I have only incorporated the win32 changes from
> this mailing list.
>
> I can provide you my mercurial changeset (included because it's only 7.2 KB)
> or the static library:
>   384K libfluidsynth.a
>
> I use this with a tcl plugin for choir rehearsal -- more on this later ;-)
>
> Since I don't use win32 platform whenever possible, the complete windows
> binaries are crosscompiled on my linux box with the help of these nice
> packages:
>   cross-mingw-binutils-2.16.91_20060119_1-2.1
>   cross-mingw-gcc-3.4.5_20060117_1-4.11
>   cross-mingw-w32api-3.8-10.1
>   cross-mingw-runtime-3.11_20061202_1-5.8
>
> Sincerly
>
> Uwe Koloska
>
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