Install xerces with msys2
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- Install xerces with msys2 how to#
- Install xerces with msys2 install#
- Install xerces with msys2 Patch#
- Install xerces with msys2 verification#
- Install xerces with msys2 software#
Install xerces with msys2 install#
In this case it may or may not be necessary to install a newer version. Note: You may already have a Java Runtime Environment installed on your system. Note: This guide assumes that you have chosen to install MinGW to C:\mingw Java Runtime Environment Installation Please follow the steps described in HowTo: Install MSYS and MinGW for use with Eclipse CDT, section MinGW Installation. Note: This guide assumes that you have installed MSYS to the folder c:\msys\1.0\ MinGW Installation Please follow the steps described in HowTo: Install MSYS and MinGW for use with Eclipse CDT, section MSYS Installation. Note that trouble finding libraries at compilation time later in this guide may be attributable to the use of older MSYS versions (Installer). Jre-6u20-windows-i586.exe Java SE Runtime Environment 6u20 (2), see also (2a) - 15.5MBĮclipse-cpp-galileo-SR2-win32.zip Eclipse Galileo (3) - 80MB all versions according to MinGW installation guide all versions according to MSYS installation guide
Install xerces with msys2 software#
To be used only with the following software versions freely available on the web, other versions may or may not work: During the installation process you will need about 1.5GB of free hard disk space. The whole installation comprising MinGW, MSYS, Eclipse Galileo & wxWidgets (with wxWidgets samples, but without setup or source files) takes up about 360MB on your hard disk. One free software solution is 7-zip (windows executable) direct link. You will need a file archiving software capable of uncompressing lzma, gz and tar files.
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Install xerces with msys2 verification#
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+CXXFLAGS="$compileroptions $debugflag $transcodingDefines $threadingDefines $bitstobuildDefines -DXALAN_BUILD_DLL"ĬFLAGS="$compileroptions $debugflag $transcodingDefines $threadingDefines $bitstobuildDefines "ĭiff -git a/src/xalanc/Include/GCCDefinitions.hpp b/src/xalanc/Include/GCCDefinitions.hpp CXXFLAGS="$compileroptions $debugflag $transcodingDefines $threadingDefines $bitstobuildDefines "
Install xerces with msys2 Patch#
The following patch add support for dllexport/dllimport (It also break portability so it’s not suitable for upstream integration). Without this directive we would get huge library very slow to link. One thing which is missing is the support for dllexport/dllimport directives. Xalan port to mingw is not yet finished (see the bug bug report). LOC_OTHER_LINK_PARAMETERS = $(XERCES_LIB) Save this file to src/xercesc/dllwrap then change Makefile.incl this as following: A dirty workaround is to create a linker wrapper which automatically add the import library name to the link command line: The xerces-c build machinery pass only one argument so we would need to modify each Makefile to support import library creation. Creating an import library is easy but require to pass 2 arguments to the linker, the name of the dll and the name of the import libary. Mingw support linking without import library but it’s dead slow (5 minutes by executables with Xerces and Xalan). Unfortunnatly it doesn’t create any import library (). runConfigure -p mingw-msys -C-host -Ci686-w64-mingw32
Install xerces with msys2 how to#
Here is how to cross-build Xerces-c 2.8 and Xalan-c 3.11-dev on Debian Wheezy, for Mingw 32bit.