On Fri, 2011-10-21 at 14:51 +0200, Stephan Bergmann wrote:
That would of course mean shipping some
duplicate legacy MSVC++ compiled libraries, but ... surely do-able.
It would not suffice to ship them, one would also need to build them.
Kind of back to square one.
For windows - shipping a pre-canned set of compiled compatibility
libraries doesn't look too disgusting to me; at least - it seems a lot
less disgusting than using MSVC++ and cygwin :-)
tar xf ure-bincompat-win32-tgz
is not in itself such a horrific outcome from a cross-compiled solution
(assuming the build of that is well documented, should you happen to
have lots of time and a proprietary system + compiler to do it). Clearly
someone needs to build them once.
HTH,
Michael.
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