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Nehal J Wani, 14 Aug 2014 16:08
Building exiv2 on Windows Using Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2012¶
*Last revision on which this method was tested: r3288
*Operating System on which this method was tested: Windows7 Professional 64bit
- Download
Microsoft Visual Studio Express 2012 - Download
win32svnand install it inC:\Program Files (x86)\Subversion - Open command prompt and type:
mkdir C:\gnu #Can be some other location too. cd C:\gnu svn checkout svn://dev.exiv2.org/svn/trunk #Download latest exiv2 source code
- Download
expat-2.1.0and extract it toC:\gnu - Download
zlib-1.2.7and extract it toC:\gnu
- Navigate to
C:\gnu\trunk\msvc2012and open the fileexiv2.slninMicrosoft Visual Studio Express 2012
- Press
OKfor all security warnings. #Believe me, exiv2's code is clean, we don't pose security threats :)
- Go to
Build->Configuration Manager.
Tick build for all projects. You will have 8 combinations[{Debug|DebugDLL|Release|ReleaseDLL}|{x64|Win32}]to choose from. Click close.
- Go to
Build->Build Solution. After the build is complete, you'll see in the output window:========== Build: 32 succeeded, 0 failed, 0 up-to-date, 0 skipped ==========
- All the built binaries are available in
C:\gnu\trunk\msvc2012\bin
- Install
cygwin (64-bit)orcygwin (32-bit) - While selecting packages, make sure to select make and dos2unix.


- Open the
cygwin terminal. Navigate toC:\gnu\trunk\testsand run tests:
Updated by Nehal J Wani over 7 years ago · 20 revisions