Hi Steve,<br><br>> Has ANYONE out there been able to build gtknode and glade on MS-Windows<br>
> using Mingw/Msys?<br>Have you tried using Cygwin with MinGW?<br>Currently cygwin's gcc supports a -mno-cygwin flag that will make it use mingw headers and enable it to create windows native executables.<br>And while it seems that support for this "mingw mode" is to be terminated, for now it's working. ;)<br>
In alternative, you can just setup your PATH so that MinGW's binaries are used instead of cygwin's ones. (I used this method to build erl_interface with MinGW and it didn't complain [much]).<br><br>Hi mats,<br>
<br>> AFAIK, this has never been attempted. And as the author of gtknode I<br>
> can assure you that it was never intended to be ported to<br>
> Windows. wxerlang (available in R13) is the way to go.<br><br>Does that means we'll get new versions of eper tools (<a href="http://code.google.com/p/eper/">http://code.google.com/p/eper/</a>) using wxerlang? ;) ;)<br>
A while ago I tried to install eper but I stopped in the same place as Steve (didn't thought of using cygwin at that time) and just extracted redbug.<br>By the way, thanks for building this wonderful little tool. :)<br>
<br>:Davide<br>