windows-deps | party libraries required to build and package appleseed | Build Tool library

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windows-deps is a C++ library typically used in Utilities, Build Tool applications. windows-deps has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

This repository contains the source code of all third-party libraries required to build appleseed, with the exceptions of Qt and the Boost C++ Libraries. You can either build these libraries with the provided build script (see instructions below) or download prebuilt packages from the Releases page. The appleseed wiki contains detailed instructions on how to build appleseed from source using these third-party libraries.

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The latest version of windows-deps is v21

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Different MinGW-w64 version breaks DLL loading

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Different MinGW-w64 version breaks DLL loading

Asked 2020-Sep-29 at 08:36

I have an open-source game project that was mostly developed under Ubuntu. Recently I ported it to Windows, what consisted only in minor tweaks and then building it for Windows, since I only used cross-platform libraries and features.

To build it, initially I cross-compiled using MinGW-w64 from Ubuntu's 19.04 repositories, and it worked like a charm. This is what it reports as the version:

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Answered 2020-Sep-29 at 08:36

After hanging out in mingw-w64 IRC channel, people there suggested me to open the executable in dependency tracker, which highlighted a big difference between the working and broken binaries: it looks like symbol requirements "leaked" from one DLL into another, unrelated, DLL.

What led people there to take a closer look into the DLL import libraries. In particular, I was linking against some DLLs via their MSVC generated import libraries, namely: glew32.lib, OpenAL32.lib and SDL2.lib.

It seems GNU ld has trouble handling import libraries from MSVC, and the fix was simply linking against the DLL files directly, in which case the symbol loading code is generated by ld itself (and this is actually a much better supported operation: always link against the .dll directly if possible, import libraries are not needed in GNU toolchain).

I don't know why it worked before, apparently there was a regression in GNU ld across the versions I used.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/64082149

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