Re: Missing DLLs (was: Issues & questions building Octave-3.4.2 MinGW)

[Tatsuro MATSUOKA]

Hello

Thank you for your mail.
I will check your suggestion on Monday.

Regards

Tatsuro

--- On Sat, 2011/8/20, nitnit  wrote:

> Hello Tatsuro,
> 
> Regarding your last change to octave-3.4.2.zip (2011-08-18), I am not sure
> this is really neadedL
> 
> 1. Regarding libwmflite-7.dll - it was required for building oct files in
> prev. versions of your 3.4.2 builds but at least for me, it not required any
> more by the recent builds (after copying libblas.dll.a, libfftw3.dll.a,
> libfftw3f.dll.a, liblapack.dll.a, libhdf5.dll.a from recent OctaveLibs.zip
> to lib subdir of my octave tree).
> 2. Regarding libltdl-7.dll - it is already bundled in the bin subdir in your
> recent MinGW-TM.zip.
> 
> I have spent some time for reconstructing minimal installation tree for
> being able to build oct files and adding octaveforge packages (using only
> minimal subset of OctaveLibs.zip) from Tatsuro's builds and could build more
> than 65 packages.
> 
> Tatsuro, one issue may be taken care now is: sed.exe from bin subdir of
> recent octave-3.4.2.zip requires some missing dlls. Actually, this sed.exe
> can be removed from octave-3.4.2.zip since another version of sed.exe which
> does not requires these dlls (probably statically linked) already provided
> by your recent msys-TM.zip ! I have noticed this when I tried to build
> octaveforge audio pkg and could successfully build it only after sed.exe
> from octave-3.4.2.zip has been removed.
> 
> I will report about all the steps I have taken when I will finish. It is
> also possible that I will upload a zip with the full binary tree, including
> octaveforge packages (about 150M) so other will be able to test it but I do
> not have any access to sourceforge/octaveforge site or any other public
> site.
> 
> Regards
> Nitzan
> 
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