Justin Erenkrantz wrote:
> On 8/29/06, Matthias Miller <Blog@outofhanwell.com> wrote:
>> Second, I could link against a MinGW build of Subversion. However, a
>> quick search of the archives shows that this isn't a trivial matter.
>
> There's been a bunch of work on APR a few months to make it support
> MinGW out of the box. With the current trunk of APR, I've been able
> to get a MinGW build of Subversion with just a couple of patches -
> you'd have to look at the dev@ archives for those. If there's enough
> interest, I could be persuaded to commit them into Subversion's trunk
> too.
>
> HTH. -- justin
>
Supporting MinGW would allow a number of Qt/GPL applications to use
Subversion libraries on Windows. This could be very helpful for
cross-platform Subversion clients.
I've been working on getting a build environment set up for Subversion
and have been running into a number of problems with some of its
dependencies. The barrier to entry on projects using Subversion is a lot
higher if developers need to compiler their own MinGW versions of the
libraries. Is there any chance a development release package could be
created with these libraries?
-Matthias Miller
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Received on Thu Aug 31 20:04:51 2006