Windows Compile
Posted: 21 Feb 2015 07:18
Hi,
I've been trying for the past 3 days to try to get VLC to compile on windows following the instructions on https://wiki.videolan.org/Win32Compile/ and https://wiki.videolan.org/Win32CompileMSYS/.
I've tried ubuntu 14.04 64 bit (in a virtual machine) and Window MSys. I have read other posts from people here and see similar problems and have tried some of their solutions to no avail (granted that I am not a linux expert but also not a newbie). I have tried various combinations of steps for each setup and kept a log of everything but nothing seems to work. I can't imagine the core developers have to go through this.
So my question is, what exact configuration do the core developers use? e.g. OS and version, compiler, etc. I have followed the instructions on the wiki exactly and still get errors, so would it be possible to either update the wiki to something that works out of the box for a given specific OS? I am willing to use whatever setup it takes.
Thanks for your help and looking forward to doing some actual VLC development!
I've been trying for the past 3 days to try to get VLC to compile on windows following the instructions on https://wiki.videolan.org/Win32Compile/ and https://wiki.videolan.org/Win32CompileMSYS/.
I've tried ubuntu 14.04 64 bit (in a virtual machine) and Window MSys. I have read other posts from people here and see similar problems and have tried some of their solutions to no avail (granted that I am not a linux expert but also not a newbie). I have tried various combinations of steps for each setup and kept a log of everything but nothing seems to work. I can't imagine the core developers have to go through this.
So my question is, what exact configuration do the core developers use? e.g. OS and version, compiler, etc. I have followed the instructions on the wiki exactly and still get errors, so would it be possible to either update the wiki to something that works out of the box for a given specific OS? I am willing to use whatever setup it takes.
Thanks for your help and looking forward to doing some actual VLC development!