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Read this if you want to compile TFS with luajit under mingw

chojrak said:
What's so hard with installing libs lol. Just take your MinGW from Dev-Cpp and choose correct paths in CB? :p
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That's, to be precise, changing your whole toolset. Code::Blocks is packaged with a newer compiler on their site which will not function correctly with the old libs. They would have to be recompiled.
 
Lessaire said:
That's, to be precise, changing your whole toolset. Code::Blocks is packaged with a newer compiler on their site which will not function correctly with the old libs. They would have to be recompiled.
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Ow, not that simple as I thought.
 
chojrak said:
Ow, not that simple as I thought.
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Nah' it can be made simple: Use the whole toolset from Stian's repack. Compiler, linker, and libraries/headers/includes. It's not as sexy as a whole recompilation, but it works. I'll write up a tutorial.
 
Lessaire said:
Nah' it can be made simple: Use the whole toolset from Stian's repack. Compiler, linker, and libraries/headers/includes. It's not as sexy as a whole recompilation, but it works. I'll write up a tutorial.
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hmm, that would really be great :p
 
Lessaire said:
Nah' it can be made simple: Use the whole toolset from Stian's repack. Compiler, linker, and libraries/headers/includes. It's not as sexy as a whole recompilation, but it works. I'll write up a tutorial.
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No, it does not work, if you use shit from older mingw for example: cryptopp or boost, it will bug and give lots of undefined references
 
Fallen said:
No, it does not work, if you use shit from older mingw for example: cryptopp or boost, it will bug and give lots of undefined references
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I meant outside of the context of using your posted resources in the OP. Is it a complete toolchain with recompiled libraries? I'm thinking about trying my hand at using MinGW-w64 in that tutorial but I'm not good at working with Linux/POSIX/Gnu oriented tools and sources in a MS Win context. And I failed miserably at trying to compile the needed libraries for TFS with Visual Studio 2010. But the Linux part of the tutorial is mostly finished, up to making a shiny new GCC compiler set. GCC 4.5.2 + GMP 5.01 + MPC 0.8.2 + MPFR 3.0 + PPL 0.11 + CLooG 0.16.1
 
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