Re: can't build dll with gnutls on Windows
Frediano Ziglio <[email protected]> Fri, 2 Jun 2017 09:47:19 +0100
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2017-05-25 13:07 GMT+01:00 Glenn Campbell <[email protected]>: > I need a freetds dll that uses gnutls instead of openssl for an old Windows > application that uses db-library. All of the pre-built binaries I've found > use openssl instead of gnutls. I attempted to build it myself but > unfortunately I haven't been able to do so. > > I am new to CMake but as best I can tell the CMakeLists.txt doesn't try to > locate the gnutls artifacts. So, I downloaded the gnutls windows binary > package, made some ugly hacks to the CMakeLists.txt file, and set the > CMAKE_PREFIX_PATH environment variable so that CMake appears to be locating > the gnutls artifacts. However, when I open the generated sln file in Visual > Studio 2013 and attempt to build the dll I get errors from gnutls.h that > seem to indicate that ssize_t is undefined. So I'm stuck at this point. > > After getting stuck trying to use CMake I decided to try MingW. And when I > got stuck with MingW I tried Cygwin. My results with both MingW and Cygwin > were similar. I am unfamiliar with both of them and there appear to be a > lot of steps I'm missing between "download and install MingW (or Cygwin)" > and "build the freetds windows dll". > > Can anyone point me in the right direction? I just need a freetds dll using > gnutls and its corresponding lib file so that I can rebuild my application > with Visual Studio. It doesn't matter much to me how I have to generate the > dll (CMake/MingW/Cygwin). > > Thanks in advance. Why not using OpenSSL? Don't use cygwin, FreeTDS fully support visual studio and MingW so I don't see a point in using cygwin, would just add a layer with no much value. I could give a try, don't think is too hard but I never used GnuTLS on Windows; can you give some advice? Can you post the errors you are getting? If is just a ssize_t problem maybe a simple include would solve it. ssize_t should be a C99 standard type so maybe you could get better results with VS 2015. Frediano