Changes to enable building with mingw-cross-env #26
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My first changeset was destructive, probably causing Visual Studio builds to fail. In this changeset I used conditionals with a command-line set parameter to define configuration differences specific to mingw-cross-env. I hope you will consider it for inclusion. |
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Am I correct in assuming that this is now merged? I've merged Don's visitortests branch, which, IIRC, contains the code from Brad. |
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It seems so, I just compiled the master OpenSCAD branch using the the stable mingw-cross-env branch (they have merged in my patches) and it worked perfectly! |
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Explained in this thread:
http://rocklinux.net/pipermail/openscad/2011-September/001555.html
and this page on the wiki:
http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/OpenSCAD_User_Manual/Cross-compiling_for_Windows_on_Linux/UNIX
It is VERY easy to set up a mingw-cross-env environment to cross-compile OpenSCAD for Windows. That way you don't need to be running Windows to compile it.
Thanks guys,
Brad