I'm trying to build the library for Windows -- I know, something of an uphill battle -- but I've managed to get a reasonable way along, though I've had to work around some glaring problems:
- prepare_dependencies refers to several URLs that no longer exist:
- While converting cmake -> nmake it complains of missing CMakeLists.txt
I solved the missing dependencies by locating them in their new homes on github and installing them manually in such a way that the script thinks it performed the operation previously. This lead to some compilation errors in gflags that were fortunately easily solved (missing spaces between PRId32 prefixes & "%"). It *seems* to make cmake -> nmake happier if I add empty CMakeLists.txt where it complains they're missing.
My questions are fairly straight forward:
- Is anyone maintaining the cpp-client-master repo? It seems like those dead links should be fixed, and there do seem to be viable solutions (googlecode.com has been gone for a little while now!)
- Am I doing the right thing w.r.t. to empty CMakeLists.txt files?
I'm currently stuck on configuring openssl and (I think) libssh2. I expect it's a long way to go still, but I thought I'd ask the above questions while it's still fresh in my mind.
Thanks!