Compiling on Windows using MSYS / gfortran

[lcota]

gfortran does not pass the compile checks - how do you build this on windows?

[zholos]

You can build it with Cygwin tools and the MinGW compilers. Install Cygwin and the packages listed
on the wiki page: Compiling on Windows.

I'm looking into using MSYS tools.

[lcota]

Thanks - I'll have a go with mingw64 when I can set that up.
On Wed, Dec 10, 2014 at 10:38 AM Andrey Zholos notifications@github.com
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You can build it with Cygwin tools and the MinGW compilers. Install Cygwin
and the packages listed
on the wiki page: Compiling on Windows
http://../wiki/Compiling-on-Windows.

I'm looking into using MSYS tools.

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[zholos]

Looks like the original issue was that gfortran was not installed at all. I made the messages clearer in this situation, but if something similar happens you can check conftest.out and conftest.err for details.

I made some changes to the qml build system to support MSYS and added relevant instructions to the wiki page.

The end result should be the same regardless of whether Cygwin or MSYS is used to run configure and make. The binaries are compiled with MinGW-w64 in either case.

[lcota]

Yes, that's correct - i had my path setup incorrectly. Now the error message is different.

[zholos]

Don't forget to update qml to 0.5.3 and you need to install MinGW-w64 (see bottom of Compiling on Windows) and set up the path to it. The detected compilers should be called i686-w64-mingw32-gcc and i686-w64-mingw32-gfortran.

[lcota]

thanks - will give this a shot and report back.