Re: Compiling in Windows

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Re: Compiling in Windows

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Has anyone recently been able to compile on a Windows machine?
I've tried following the online directions,
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/compile-instructions-windows-mingw

but get bogged down,

anyone using a windows-based compile method?

I have bloodshed dev c++, trying to avoid Virtual C++ by microsoft.

Thanks

On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 9:26 AM, Lasconic <[hidden email]> wrote:

The last version on the ppa is r1638. Not sure it will solve your issue thought.
If you install musescore from your package manager you should see an update available in it.

Regarding the MusicXML file, the result is already good as you said previously. MusicXML support is better every
day. Credits import has been added lately.

2009/3/18 Joep L. Blom <[hidden email]>

I am starting to get acqainted with MuseScore but meet some unexpected
problems.
One is that for no reason sound is not produced anymore.
My version:
mscore-common/hardy uptodate 0.9.5b1598+dfsg-0ubuntu~hardy1
mscore/hardy uptodate 0.9.5b1598+dfsg-0ubuntu~hardy1
I'm running on an 64-bit AMD and use alsa (jack is not installed)
Which I think is the latest.
Another -small - problem is that my ignorance of the use of launchpad
prevents me from compiling the source as I don't know how to import it.

A third question to lasconic: I sent you a score exported from Finale in
MusicXML and imported in mscore as you asked me the score to see where
the discrepancies came from. Have you found something as this import is
important to me.
Thanks in advance,
Joep

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lasconic

Re: Compiling in Windows

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I managed to compile musescore on windows vista by adapting the instructions given. I'll write down the steps in the developer handbook.
I take the freedom to commit a fix in awl/CmakeLists.txt to copy all.h in more cross platform way. Hope it's ok ?
It was one of the thing that prevent the compilation.
I plan to commit a couple of files like a special Makefile for win32 compiling etc...
Is it ok ?

2009/3/18 R.D. Latimer <[hidden email]>

Has anyone recently been able to compile on a Windows machine?
I've tried following the online directions,
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/compile-instructions-windows-mingw

but get bogged down,

anyone using a windows-based compile method?

I have bloodshed dev c++, trying to avoid Virtual C++ by microsoft.

Thanks

On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 9:26 AM, Lasconic <[hidden email]> wrote:

The last version on the ppa is r1638. Not sure it will solve your issue thought.
If you install musescore from your package manager you should see an update available in it.

Regarding the MusicXML file, the result is already good as you said previously. MusicXML support is better every
day. Credits import has been added lately.

2009/3/18 Joep L. Blom <[hidden email]>

I am starting to get acqainted with MuseScore but meet some unexpected
problems.
One is that for no reason sound is not produced anymore.
My version:
mscore-common/hardy uptodate 0.9.5b1598+dfsg-0ubuntu~hardy1
mscore/hardy uptodate 0.9.5b1598+dfsg-0ubuntu~hardy1
I'm running on an 64-bit AMD and use alsa (jack is not installed)
Which I think is the latest.
Another -small - problem is that my ignorance of the use of launchpad
prevents me from compiling the source as I don't know how to import it.

A third question to lasconic: I sent you a score exported from Finale in
MusicXML and imported in mscore as you asked me the score to see where
the discrepancies came from. Have you found something as this import is
important to me.
Thanks in advance,
Joep

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R.D. Latimer

Re: Compiling in Windows

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Thanks, I will take a look at the developer site later. I would like to be able to compile this in Windows.

On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 7:42 AM, Lasconic <[hidden email]> wrote:

I managed to compile musescore on windows vista by adapting the instructions given. I'll write down the steps in the developer handbook.
I take the freedom to commit a fix in awl/CmakeLists.txt to copy all.h in more cross platform way. Hope it's ok ?
It was one of the thing that prevent the compilation.
I plan to commit a couple of files like a special Makefile for win32 compiling etc...
Is it ok ?

2009/3/18 R.D. Latimer <[hidden email]>

Has anyone recently been able to compile on a Windows machine?
I've tried following the online directions,
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/compile-instructions-windows-mingw

but get bogged down,

anyone using a windows-based compile method?

I have bloodshed dev c++, trying to avoid Virtual C++ by microsoft.

Thanks

On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 9:26 AM, Lasconic <[hidden email]> wrote:

The last version on the ppa is r1638. Not sure it will solve your issue thought.
If you install musescore from your package manager you should see an update available in it.

Regarding the MusicXML file, the result is already good as you said previously. MusicXML support is better every
day. Credits import has been added lately.

2009/3/18 Joep L. Blom <[hidden email]>

I am starting to get acqainted with MuseScore but meet some unexpected
problems.
One is that for no reason sound is not produced anymore.
My version:
mscore-common/hardy uptodate 0.9.5b1598+dfsg-0ubuntu~hardy1
mscore/hardy uptodate 0.9.5b1598+dfsg-0ubuntu~hardy1
I'm running on an 64-bit AMD and use alsa (jack is not installed)
Which I think is the latest.
Another -small - problem is that my ignorance of the use of launchpad
prevents me from compiling the source as I don't know how to import it.

A third question to lasconic: I sent you a score exported from Finale in
MusicXML and imported in mscore as you asked me the score to see where
the discrepancies came from. Have you found something as this import is
important to me.
Thanks in advance,
Joep

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R.D. Latimer

Re: Compiling in Windows

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Thanks for your help. I'm at the last step and I get an "unexpected end of file" message. Am I supposed to have a win32 file?

C:\Program Files\MuseScore\mscore-0.9.4>mingw32-make -f Makefile.mingw win32
if not exist win32build\nul mkdir win32build
"C:/Program Files/WinAVR-20071221/utils/bin/sh.exe": -c: line 2: syntax error: unexpected end of file mingw32-make: *** [win32] Error 258

C:\Program Files\MuseScore\mscore-0.9.4>

Let me know if you have an idea where this "unexpected end of file" could be.
Do I need this "PREFIX" I don't have an E drive. Is my syntax correct for defining the MINGW_DIR

Makefile.mingw:

PREFIX = "E:/dnload/muse-score/mscore-0.9.3/mscore/out"
VERSION = 0.9.4
MINGW_DIR = "C:/MinGW"

. . .

Also, is this correct syntax for changing the directories in a batch file:

@echo off
set ZLIB_DIR="C:\Program Files\ZLib\zlib-1.2.3"
set MSCORE_DIR="C:\Program Files\MuseScore\mscore-0.9.4"
set PA_DIR="C:\Program Files\PortAudio\pa_stable_v19_20071207\portaudio"
set QT_DIR="C:\Qt\4.4.3"

set PATH=MSCORE_DIR;%PATH%
set CPLUS_INCLUDE_PATH=ZLIB_DIR;PA_DIR\include
set LIBRARY_PATH=ZLIB_DIR;PA_DIR\build\mingw;QT_DIR\lib

On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 9:16 AM, R.D. Latimer <[hidden email]> wrote:

Thanks, I will take a look at the developer site later. I would like to be able to compile this in Windows.

On Fri, Mar 20, 2009 at 7:42 AM, Lasconic <[hidden email]> wrote:

I managed to compile musescore on windows vista by adapting the instructions given. I'll write down the steps in the developer handbook.
I take the freedom to commit a fix in awl/CmakeLists.txt to copy all.h in more cross platform way. Hope it's ok ?
It was one of the thing that prevent the compilation.
I plan to commit a couple of files like a special Makefile for win32 compiling etc...
Is it ok ?

2009/3/18 R.D. Latimer <[hidden email]>

Has anyone recently been able to compile on a Windows machine?
I've tried following the online directions,
http://musescore.org/en/handbook/compile-instructions-windows-mingw

but get bogged down,

anyone using a windows-based compile method?

I have bloodshed dev c++, trying to avoid Virtual C++ by microsoft.

Thanks

On Wed, Mar 18, 2009 at 9:26 AM, Lasconic <[hidden email]> wrote:

The last version on the ppa is r1638. Not sure it will solve your issue thought.
If you install musescore from your package manager you should see an update available in it.

Regarding the MusicXML file, the result is already good as you said previously. MusicXML support is better every
day. Credits import has been added lately.

2009/3/18 Joep L. Blom <[hidden email]>

I am starting to get acqainted with MuseScore but meet some unexpected
problems.
One is that for no reason sound is not produced anymore.
My version:
mscore-common/hardy uptodate 0.9.5b1598+dfsg-0ubuntu~hardy1
mscore/hardy uptodate 0.9.5b1598+dfsg-0ubuntu~hardy1
I'm running on an 64-bit AMD and use alsa (jack is not installed)
Which I think is the latest.
Another -small - problem is that my ignorance of the use of launchpad
prevents me from compiling the source as I don't know how to import it.

A third question to lasconic: I sent you a score exported from Finale in
MusicXML and imported in mscore as you asked me the score to see where
the discrepancies came from. Have you found something as this import is
important to me.
Thanks in advance,
Joep

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