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From: Lars Uffmann on 6 May 2008 15:12
Hello Vadim, hello Julian!

Before I publicly post my guide, I wanted to ask you for permission to
mention you guys in the credits, and because I used a couple of
instructions from the wxWiki to understand the process myself.

Can I mail you my current version somewhere (tomorrow) so you know what
I'm talking about?

Thanks!

Lars
From: Lars Uffmann on 7 May 2008 04:34
Vadim Zeitlin wrote:
> There is no problem referring anything I wrote in any of the public
> mailing lists or newsgroups, although I'd prefer if people didn't do it
> when I write something wrong ;-)

Okay, great :)

> I'm not sure if I have the time to read and understand it (I don't use
> Eclipse myself so it risks to be difficult) but you could just put it on
> the wxWiki (wiki.wxwidgets.org) where people would be able to comment on
> and correct it in the future.

Good idea, however, there is already a guide for exactly this
configuration there. Mine is just easier and more detailed :) (But also
probably less general).
For example, I invoke the MSYS shell to call compiler and linker, which
means I get to use the wx--config call in backticks, which the existing
guide hasn't.
I also put emphasis on using as few configuration tweaks as possible,
i.e. the user does not have to add any libraries for the linker manually.

I guess I'll just put an alternative guide in the same section.

Best Regards,

Lars
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