Bonjour,

I propose the environment from this link :
http://www.aljacom.com/~gimp/divers.html

Edit 20130827 - Version 4 - ( 301 710 942 bytes) / MD5 b323fca08bd315a5cce6d0b009aae5f6
This version 4 allows you to retrieve program sources by GIT and start the compilation using "autogen".

Edit 20130812 - Version 3 - (291 123 962 bytes) / MD5 9729f430c15e2a6796c571a7d066f4bf

Edit 20130811- Version 2 with compilers for Win 32.
(290 389 400 bytes) / MD5 bd09b5b97d4319a9d3f9369adf2133ef
(Under Win 32, there is a small problem with G'MIC. I will look at this problem later.)

(208 909 595 bytes) / MD5 3aa949870a51eb699720dfe465e59860 - Version 1

You need to unpack the "small-msys-mingw-gimp28.7z" archive in C:\ for C:\petit-msys-mingw-gimp28

The instructions are in the text file : C:\petit-msys-mingw-gimp28\Readme_petit-msys-mingw-gimp28.txt

Thank you Sam. I will test it accordingly and get back to you.

When running make i get this error Sam.


running gcc -v i get the correct version.

Bonjour,

@Rod

Compilers :

For C
/mingw/bin/i686-w64-mingw32-gcc.exe

For C++
/mingw/bin/i686-w64-mingw32-c++.exe

Win 32 :
You can download and change compilers :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw/f ... /Version4/

Bonjour,

I'll edit the archive and include another set of compilers. I will make an announcement.

Edit Version 2 with compilers for Win 32.
(Under Win 32, there is a small problem with G'MIC. I will look at this problem later.)

Thanks again Sam.

Bonjour,

Version 3 of the environment is achieved. I added things.
Compiling G'MIC Gimp went smoothly under Windows 7 32-bit (+ other plug-ins).

A few tips:
- Read "Readme_petit-msys-mingw-gimp28.txt" file where examples of compilation.
- Do not forget to declare the compiler via the CC variable (export or in the Makefile).

Windows 32-bit users who want to use the environment can help:
- If you find solutions to problems you can communicate. I do not use Windows 32-bit version to compile (in this case to make some tests).

Thanks Sam.
I am curious about why you re-named the mingw directory to c?

Thank you SAMJ for your contribution to science compilation!
Vignetting.c tested - it works!

A lot of problems for Win 32 XP for a compilation of Gimp.
Error:
conftest exe - Entry point not Found
The proced _mktemp_s in the library msvcrt.dll

A similar problem (with msvcrt.dll and mktemp) when trying to run Gimp (GIMP_EN.exe and gimp-2.8.exe)

Your environment for Gimp 2.7 does not have this problem - it is the last chance to build Gimp in XP?
Probably the fault of the old system XP 32 - but any suggestions?

I had errors also trying to compile G'MIC, FocusBlur, and rgb-max 32 bit plugins.
Running GIMP_EN.exe and GIMP.exe worked fine though.

@Rod
For not having redundancy I used program comes with Strawberry Perl. This is ultimately a very small economy. It also explains the structure.
Edit : To compile G'MIC you can use the example Makefile "Win 32 - Exemple / Example Makefile beta G'MIC (C++)" in "Readme_petit-msys-mingw-gimp28.txt".

@MareroQ
This environment was created initially for a w64 architecture (to compile plug-ins).
I added compilers for 32-bit architectures.
Gimp compiles fine with w64.
32-bit Windows should perhaps set a specific environment from mingw32.
If I have time I will use an old computer running XP 32-bit and do some tests. XP is still something very old...

@Rod
We must create and use Makefile to compile. I'll post more examples later in the evening.

Okay Sam.
I had assumed we needed to replace the plugins Makefile with our own. Not too sure how to write it out though when there are multiple c++ files to compile. Can you place all the c++ file names in the same command line?
Like this?

@Rod

I had assumed we needed to replace the plugins Makefile with our own...
Yes. Can you put a simple plug-in C + + in an archive, I'll see what I can do.
If I can compile, I would join the Makefile with my result.

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FocusBlur
I attach an archive with many sources and some compilations.

Sam what do i type on the command line for configure if the plug-in i want to compile requires a configure file?

Example-
./configure (linkers)??

@Rod

Example if you compile gimp-plugin-template-2.2.0 on Win 32, type :

export CC=/w32/bin/mingw32-gcc.exe
export CFLAGS="-I/mingw/include -I/w32/include -I/python/include -pipe -O3 -mms-bitfields -march=i686 -s"
export LDFLAGS="-L/mingw/lib -L/w32/lib -mwindows -lpthread"
cd /env/gimp-plugin-template-2.2.0
./configure
make

line 1 = compiler

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@MareroQ

I took a old IBM ThinkPad from museum (O.S. = Win XP 32) .
I installed Gimp 2.8.6 Sourceforge.
I installed the build environment.
I was able to compile plug-ins.
I am satisfied because these compilations work on Gimp 2.8.6 SourceForge. This was the purpose of my environment.

(The problem msvcrt.dll has nothing to do with the compilation).

Thank you Sam.

Bonjour,

Liquid Rescale 0.7.2

There is no problem to compile Liquid Rescale GIMP- Version 0.7.2 - Gimp 2.8 with this environment.

First compile the library
http://liblqr.wdfiles.com/local--files/ ... .2.tar.bz2
and plug-in
http://liquidrescale.wdfiles.com/local- ... .2.tar.bz2

Declare the compiler (export CC=xxxxxx)

./configure --prefix=/mingw
make
make install


liblqr-1-0.dll is in C:\petit-msys-mingw-gimp28\base\c\bin
gimp-lqr-plugin.exe is in ...\gimp-lqr-plugin-0.7.2\src


Personally I've never used this plugin, except for writing documentation.

Liquid Rescale 0.7.2 (example compilation XP 32-bit)

Extract sources in C:\petit-msys-mingw-gimp28
Open Terminal ( start_MSYS.bat )
Here is the series of commands that should work on any Win OS (XP ... Win 8)


export CC=/w32/bin/mingw32-gcc.exe
export CFLAGS="-I/mingw/include -I/w32/include -I/python/include -pipe -O3 -mms-bitfields -march=i686 -s"
export LDFLAGS="-L/mingw/lib -L/w32/lib -mwindows -lpthread"
cd /env/liblqr-1-0.4.2
./configure --prefix=/mingw
make
make install
cd /env/gimp-lqr-plugin-0.7.2
./configure --prefix=/mingw
make
exit

I have attached a screenshot XP 32-bit (Gimp 2.8.6 SourceForge)

Bonjour

G'MIC Gimp Plugin beta :

If you want to compile the beta version of the G'MIC plug-in for Gimp Windows, here the "Makefile" file to use.
This file is in the attached archive.
The instructions are at the beginning of the Makefile.
Tested with gmic_1.5.7.0_beta.tar.gz