Re: [Mingw-cross-env-list] MXE : request liblqr / lensfun - Status 64 bit ?

[William]

Hello again,
1) unfortunately I fear no. Things come when people need them and implement it. But you could be the one adding those two libraries :-)
2) yes, there is. The mxe branch has a fork maintained by Tony Teodore, that is able to generate 64 bits programs. Fewer packages are buildable in this version though. Do not hesitate to ask further questions.
Regards

Le 08/02/2013 20:12, Jos De Laender a écrit :

I know the basic ideas around mxe.
Got some projects successfully built with it.

My questions were :

1) Are the 2 libraries I am mentioning somehow in the pipeline to be included in the mxe distribution ?
2) Now it is building 32-bit windows binaries. Is there a possibility (I saw it discussed) already to create also 64-bit binaries ?

Jos


Op 08-02-13 18:33, address@hidden schreef:

Le 08/02/2013 17:08, Jos De Laender a écrit :

Dear all,

For a project of mine I'm in need of following libs:

liblqr (liquid rescaling) : http://liblqr.wikidot.com/
lensfun : http://lensfun.berlios.de/

I'm not sure I understand enough about the environment to be able
creating it myself.
Anyone tried already or what does it take ?

don't know, or not sure of the question

Also, I would like to understand if it is now already possible to create
w64 binaries as well ? How would that work if at all ?

you mean windows binaries, or 64bits binaries on windows ?
I am not sure to understand your question.
Please refer to "http://mxe.cc" for more information on use of mxe
Mxe helps you build windows binaries from platforms such as linux. What you have to do is install and configure mxe, (cross)build with it the libraries you need (they are cross-compiled, that is to say they can be used to build windows binaries from your linux platform), then (cross)build your own libraries and programs.

Regards,
William

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