I am looking at this webpage
http://mathieu.carbou.free.fr/wiki/index.php?title=Glib_for_Win32
And it tells me I need to run the following commands.
On Windows there is 2 ways to achieve this if you have MinGW
installed you also have to install msys
for MinGW
some MinGW
installations already come pre-installed with msys to check go to your MinGW
folder and see if you have a msys
folder inside there.
Second make sure the path inside the Environment Variables of your windows is setup to MinGW
and msys
like so
C:\MinGW\bin;C:\MinGW\msys\1.0\bin
may look different on your system depending where you installed it.
Now you can simply click on msys.bat
inside msys\1.0
folder which will open up a shell where you can navigate with ls
and dir
but you won't be able to leave the msys
folder no matter what.
But now you have the ability to run commands like sh
inside your Command Prompt
which is all you need.
Click on your Windows Start button -> Run -> cmd.exe
now in Command Prompt just run sh
command and it should show up as sh-3.1$
now you can navigate to your project folder and run the command
./configure
make
make install
and that should completely build any of your pojects.
configure is a shell file created by libtool, the code must provide one or generate with autoconf or source can provide a ./autogen.sh script for create the configure, sometimes configure is a perl script. maybe the project use another build tool as CMake or QMake...
I find that the 'configure' file is found in
C:\MinGW\share\libtool\libltdl
After adding the above path to PATH, I was able to run configure -h. I am very new to this environment so I am not sure it works, but the man page was generated.