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(Copied from a similar file by Martin Preu <martin@aquamaniac.de>)
For *Installation* instructions from the Windows archives, please see
the file INSTALL.WIN32.
Compiling Ktoblzcheck on Windows
=================================
There are two ways to compile ktoblzcheck: Either you are using
Microsoft Visual Studio C++ compiler (MSVC), or you are using the
MinGW32 environment.
MSVC
------
For the MSVC, a (slightly outdated?) project file ktoblzcheck.vcproj
is provided.
The only necessary adjustment probably is the preprocessor definition
of the BANKDATA_PATH variable, since this is where the file
src/bankdata/bankdata.txt needs to be copied to.
Apart from that, the project file should compile everything and you
can safely ignore the rest of this file. For installation, you have to
manually copy the files "src/includes/ktoblzcheck.h",
"src/bankdata/bankdata.txt" and the compiled DLL into your desired
locations.
MinGW32
-------
First: Compiling under Windows with mingw32 is not easy for the
average Windows user. So please, if you aren't used to Unix, then you
probably shouldn't try to.
However, developers who worked with Linux/*BSD before will find
the compiler environment chosen very familiar.
1. Needed Components
----------------------
1.1. MinGW32
Ktoblzcheck has been adapted to Windows using mingw32. MinGW32 is a
project with the goal to provide a free compiler system and a nearly
complete shell environment which allows to execute the configure
script. The resulting DLLs and EXEs only link against Windows
libraries, so there are no licence issues when releasing binary
packages. The compiler itself is the very well known GCC.
MinGW creates an environment just like under Linux (with quite the same
file hierarchie, including a home directory).
Paths including hard drive identifiers are used like this:
c:\SOMEPATH -> /c/SOMEPATH
d:\SOMEPATH -> /d/SOMEPATH
and so on.
So you will have to install MinGW32. You can get the needed components from
http://www.mingw.org/
Install instructions:
- download and install MSYS 1.0.9
(there is an executable, which wants to install itself to "c:/msys".
This is a good choice, so from here on I assume you have choosen this path,
too)
- download and install MinGW-3.1.0-1.exe (when asked for the install path
please make sure you use "c:/msys/1.0/mingw" !!)
- download and install msysDTK-1.0.1.exe (it finds its install path by itself)
There are many more packages on their download site, but you don't need them,
since most of them are already included in the packages we just installed.
2. Make Order
---------------
To compile Ktoblzcheck yourself, do this:
- ./configure
Common options in this step are --with-bankdata-path and
LDFLAGS (sometimes necessary to link against your mingw
libraries). The paths by default are Unix paths which will not work
on Windows. Therefore you have to specify something that works on
windows.
Please note that when using native windows paths
(like in "c:\here\there") you must use a shell escape mechanism.
The path "c:\here\there" must be given as "c:\\here\\there". E.g.
./configure LDFLAGS=-L/mingw/lib \
--with-bankdata-path="c:\\msys\\1.0\\local\\share\\ktoblzcheck"
- make (this creates the dll and executable)
- Now either install manually by copying the DLL
src/lib/ktoblzcheck32.dll to your windows folder and manually
copy the data file to the specified location.
- Or install the "Inno Setup Compiler" from
http://www.jrsoftware.org/isdl.php and run "make setup" so that a
self-installing setup.exe file will be created.
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