c++ - Building log4cplus for Windows x64 -

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i supposed build existing windows 32bit project windows 64bit. (and linux 64bit too).

the project uses log4cplus library. 1 contains 32bit .lib files @ moment , shining example of why hate using libraries in c++ - there's bunch of source files , linux bash scripts. install file entirely configure bash script doesn't work on windows. configure passes arguments gcc, don't known ones.

i downloaded mingw in hope i'll able use mingw32-make on project , work, no such thing happened.

so have experience making linux projects on windows? not first time tackle problem - third viewed question broken boost build. judging view count, i'm not 1 has problems building linux project on widnows.

log4cplus maintainer here.

the master branch of log4cplug git repository c++11 only. because of this, requires visual studio 2015 , msvc14 directory there.

branch 1.2.x , releases come visual studio project files version 2010. however, might able build using cmake older visual studio.

however, both of them, in configuration, should have no problem building amd64 platform.

i suggest read readme.md file. documents many things, of might useful you, too.


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