Re: [Libcdio-devel] libcdio on Window

[Scott Peterson]

Compiling on cygwin give me *.a and *.la library files. After a little digging around, I haven't come across an easy way to convert these to .dlls. Do you know of any method for doing this, or is there a ./configure parameter I can specify to have make make me dlls? Ideally I'd like to avoid linking in 
cygwin1.dll. Do you know who previously maintained the Visual Studio solution?

Thanks for the help,
Scott

On 7/19/07, R. Bernstein < address@hidden> wrote:

I haven't done this (or if I have, it was a long time ago), but I believe that one can link in the cygwin1.dll with the libcdio dll's.

Scott Peterson writes:
> Yes, cygwin worked for me too, but I need a Windows-style .dll library for
> use with the Windows Gstreamer libraries. Is there anyway to convert cygwin
> binaries to Windows libraries?
>
> On 7/18/07, R. Bernstein <address@hidden> wrote:
> >
> > I just tried compiling libcdio under cygwin and that worked and passed
> > all of the regression tests. (aside from the fact that somewhere
> > between cygwin and autotools, a test wth an expected failure isn't
> > registered properly.)
> >
> > Scott Peterson writes:
> > > Hi, I'm trying to get cdda support in Gstreamer working on Windows and
> > that
> > > quest has led me to lbcdio. I grabbed the libcdio source and poked
> > around in
> > > libcdio-0.78\MSVC\. It looks like the Visual Studio solution is woefully
> > out
> > > of date. I was wondering if a) anyone has/can construct an up-to-date VS
> > > solution, b) there is a way to build libcdio on Windows sans VS, and c)
> > > there are Windows binaries of a recent release of libcdio somewhere.
> > >
> > > Best,
> > > Scott Peterson
> > > Hi, I&#39;m trying to get cdda support in Gstreamer working on Windows
> > and that quest has led me to lbcdio. I grabbed the libcdio source and poked
> > around in libcdio-0.78\MSVC\. It looks like the Visual Studio solution is
> > woefully out of date. I was wondering if a) anyone has/can construct an
> > up-to-date VS solution, b) there is a way to build libcdio on Windows sans
> > VS, and c) there are Windows binaries of a recent release of libcdio
> > somewhere.
> > > <br><br>Best, <br>Scott Peterson<br>
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> Scott.
> Yes, cygwin worked for me too, but I need a Windows-style .dll library for use with the Windows Gstreamer libraries. Is there anyway to convert cygwin binaries to Windows libraries?<br><br><div><span class="gmail_quote">On 7/18/07,
> <b class="gmail_sendername">R. Bernstein</b> &lt;<a href="" href="mailto:address@hidden">address@hidden">address@hidden </a>&gt; wrote:</span><blockquote class="gmail_quote" style="border-left: 1px solid rgb(204, 204, 204); margin: 0pt 0pt 0pt 0.8ex; padding-left: 1ex;">
> I just tried compiling libcdio under cygwin and that worked and passed<br>all of the regression tests. (aside from the fact that somewhere<br>between cygwin and autotools, a test wth an expected failure isn&#39;t<br>registered properly.)
> <br><br>Scott Peterson writes:<br> &gt; Hi, I&#39;m trying to get cdda support in Gstreamer working on Windows and that<br> &gt; quest has led me to lbcdio. I grabbed the libcdio source and poked around in<br> &gt; libcdio-0.78\MSVC\
> . It looks like the Visual Studio solution is woefully out<br> &gt; of date. I was wondering if a) anyone has/can construct an up-to-date VS<br> &gt; solution, b) there is a way to build libcdio on Windows sans VS, and c)
> <br> &gt; there are Windows binaries of a recent release of libcdio somewhere.<br> &gt;<br> &gt; Best,<br> &gt; Scott Peterson<br> &gt; Hi, I&amp;#39;m trying to get cdda support in Gstreamer working on Windows and that quest has led me to lbcdio. I grabbed the libcdio source and poked around in
> libcdio-0.78\MSVC\. It looks like the Visual Studio solution is woefully out of date. I was wondering if a) anyone has/can construct an up-to-date VS solution, b) there is a way to build libcdio on Windows sans VS, and c) there are Windows binaries of a recent release of libcdio somewhere.
> <br> &gt; &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;Best, &lt;br&gt;Scott Peterson&lt;br&gt;<br> &gt; _______________________________________________<br> &gt; Libcdio-devel mailing list<br> &gt; <a href="" address@hidden">address@hidden
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> <br>-- <br>Scott.


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