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| en:software:windows_hints [2017/03/22 17:05] – [IDE integration] stefan | en:software:windows_hints [2017/03/22 17:16] – [Hints] stefan |
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| * Symlinks can be created by Ctrl+x s | * Symlinks can be created by Ctrl+x s |
| * Some installation paths have to be set up in ''Makfile.conf'', see [[en:software:tutorial_compiling]]. Spaces and other odd signs in directory names cause a lot of trouble. In order to prevent this, create a few symlinks without spaces, e.g. link the installation directory of the Cypress FX3 SDK to ''/c/cypress'' (= ''c:\cypress'') | * Some installation paths have to be set up in ''Makfile.conf'', see [[en:software:tutorial_compiling]]. Spaces and other odd signs in directory names cause a lot of trouble. In order to prevent this, create a few symlinks without spaces, e.g. link the installation directory of the Cypress FX3 SDK to ''/c/cypress'' (= ''c:\cypress'') |
| * In order to build the C host software examples, ''libusb-1.0'' is required: <code>pacman -S mingw32/mingw-w64-i686-libusb</code> | * MSys/MinGW can also be used to build the C host software examples: |
| * More packages can be found with <code>pacman -Ss</code> | * ''libusb-1.0'' and ''gcc'' are required: <code>pacman -S mingw64/mingw-w64-x86_64-gcc mingw64/mingw-w64-x86_64-libusb</code> for 64 Bit binaries or <code> pacman -S mingw32/mingw-ws64-i686-gcc mingw32/mingw-w64-i686-libusb</code> for 32 Bit binaries |
| | * Open mingw64/mingw32 environment (not just msys), got to the project directory and call ''make'' |
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