On Mon, Sep 06, 2004 at 09:15:15PM -0700, Brandon J. Van Every wrote:
How do I set up autoconf on Windows *without* any Cygwin or Mingw compilers or header files? I only want a native MSVC environment, with typical mainstream Windows SDKs. I don't want any UNIX environment at all, except what autoconf itself must have to run. i.e. a shell, get m4 working.
I seem to recall Lars J. Aas worked on a set of shell script wrappers to masquerade MSVC as a Unix compiler, so it can be used with MSVC.
(Note you don't need a working autoconf to run ./configure.)
Hi Brandon,
I'm using http://cccl.sourceforge.net/ as a wrapper for microsoft's compiler and linker in order to build a theorem prover & the Qt-using GUI with MSVC [1], and it works nicely with a normal autotools setup.
There is also a automake-to-MSVC-project coneverter that you could try out, as well.
cheers, dalibor topic
[1] The Qt libs on windows are built with MSVC++, so I have to use it. :)
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