Changes between Version 6 and Version 7 of UsersWikiWinCompile

Timestamp:

Apr 15, 2009, 12:01:27 PM (15 years ago)

Author:

nicklas

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UsersWikiWinCompile

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-A step by step guide how I managed with compiling Postgis in windows
+A step by step guide how I managed with compiling Postgis in windows XP SP3
 
 '''I have used this installdirectories''':[[BR]]
@@ -72 +72 @@
    19. make a folder c:\thesrc and untar the source-files there
 
-Launch MSys from Start->Programs->MinGW->msys
-now you get a terminal-window that understands a bunch of unix/linux-commands (at least enough for compiling)
-print
-     1. cd /c/thesrc
-     2. ls
-  Now you will get the filders you have copied to the directory listed.
-  The names of the folders will be different than in this example if you have newer releases of the tools.
-  4 cd autoconf-2.63
+'''Launch MSys from Start->Programs->MinGW->msys'''[[BR]]
+now you get a terminal-window that understands a bunch of unix/linux-commands (at least enough for compiling)[[BR]]
+print:
+       1. cd /c/thesrc
+       2. ls
+  Now you will get the fOlders you have copied to the directory listed.[[BR]]
+  The names of the folders will be different than in this example if you have newer releases of the tools.[[BR]]
+  move into one of the folders:
+       3. cd autoconf-2.63
   
-  ok, now we are in the directory with the autoconf source-code
-  print 
-  ls
-  if you just see a new folder called autoconf-2.63 you have to go into that one to: cd autoconf-2.63
-  when you se a lot of folders like bin and lib and a lot of files, then you are right
- now we shall configure and make this tool
- print
- 5 configure --prefix-/c/mingw && make && make install
+  ok, now we are in the directory with the autoconf source-code[[BR]]
+  print:[[BR]] 
+  ls[[BR]]
+  if you just see a new folder called autoconf-2.63 you have to go into that one to:[[BR]]
+  cd autoconf-2.63[[BR]]
+  when you se a lot of folders like bin and lib and a lot of files, then you are right[[BR]]
+ now we shall configure and make this tool[[BR]]
+ print:
+      5. configure --prefix-/c/mingw && make && make install
  
- now a lot of text shall appear in the window and after a while you will hopefully get no error-messages but jut get back to your prompt.
+ now a lot of text shall appear in the window and after a while you will hopefully get no error-messages but jut get back to your prompt.[[BR]]
  
- now go to the other source-code directories and do the same
+ now go to the other source-code directories and do the same[[BR]] 
+
+      6. cd .. (backing to the directory c:\thesrc)
+      7. cd automake-1.10.2
+      8. configure --prefix-/c/mingw && make && make install
+
+      9. cd .. (backing to the directory c:\thesrc)
+      10. cd libtool-2.2.4
+      11. configure --prefix-/c/mingw && make && make install 
  
-
- cd .. (backing to the directory c:\thesrc)
- cd automake-1.10.2
- configure --prefix-/c/mingw && make && make install
-
- cd .. (backing to the directory c:\thesrc)
- cd libtool-2.2.4
- configure --prefix-/c/mingw && make && make install 
  
- 3. Compiling PostgreSQL
-  
-  
-Download latest PostgreSQL source and untar in C:\thesrc
-move to folder
-cd /c/thesrc/postgresql-8.3.7 (the version of today)
-configure --prefix-/c/postgres && make && make install
+'''Compiling PostgreSQL'''
+    
+Download latest PostgreSQL source and untar in C:\thesrc[[BR]]
+move to folder[[BR]]
+cd /c/thesrc/postgresql-8.3.7 (the version of today)[[BR]]
+configure --prefix-/c/postgres && make && make install[[BR]]
 
 note that we now have changed the install-directory from mingw to postgres