Hi, my name is Alessio and I'm working on STATA support for geany. I've got a "working" implementation so I'm trying to cross compile geany from my linux box in order to allow the coworkers (which are the real STATA dev) to test it on windows.
I've followed this [1] instructions but I installed mingw32 with apt-get, after that I updated the paths on cross-configure.sh and cross-make.sh
Everything compiles but when I start the application I get a popup complaining about the missing of g_malloc0_n function in libglib-2.0-0.dll.
Any hints?
Best wishes, Alessio
Le 29/06/2010 15:52, Alessio Caiazza a écrit :
Hi, my name is Alessio and I'm working on STATA support for geany. I've got a "working" implementation so I'm trying to cross compile geany from my linux box in order to allow the coworkers (which are the real STATA dev) to test it on windows.
I've followed this [1] instructions but I installed mingw32 with apt-get, after that I updated the paths on cross-configure.sh and cross-make.sh
Everything compiles but when I start the application I get a popup complaining about the missing of g_malloc0_n function in libglib-2.0-0.dll.
Any hints?
g_malloc0_n() is a very recent feature of the GLib (2.24), are you sure you have this one installed on Windows?
Regards, Colomban
Il 29/06/2010 16:43, Colomban Wendling ha scritto:
g_malloc0_n() is a very recent feature of the GLib (2.24), are you sure you have this one installed on Windows?
I tried building on windows, when I received the same erro I found that I was building with gtk+2.20 instead of 2.16 :(
Now I've cross-compiled with the right gtk+ and it works.
:D