Ezwinports -- MS-Windows ports of Unix and GNU software This project is a collection of ports to MS-Windows of GNU and Unix software packages, which either don't have precompiled Windows binaries available, or whose existing ports are buggy or broken or outdated. All the ports are built using the 32-bit MinGW development environment, with or without MSYS. (MSYS is used to run the `configure' scripts and the subsequent build with the Make utility, where these make heavy use of Unix-isms.) The ports are not necessarily of the 'latest and greatest' versions you can find upstream. But they are well tested and 'work for me' in daily usage (on a couple of XP SP3 boxes and on Windows 7).
For each package, you will find here 2 compressed archives: a source archive and a binary archive. The binary archive includes all the executable programs, dynamic libraries, header files, and all the documentation files -- in general, everything that is installed by running 'make install'. For those of you who don't have Groff installed, I've included formatted versions of man pages, so just a port of Less should be enough to display them. If the executable programs need additional DLLs, they are also included, to make the zip archive self-contained. To install a binary archive, simply unzip it, preserving the directory structure recorded in it, and make sure the 'bin' directory is on your Path. If you already have a public 'bin' directory, unzip the binary archive from that 'bin's parent directory. Micro Korg Piano Patch here.
Transfer the 'gnutls-*.exe' file to a Windows box and run it. After the installation has finished, you should be able to run the 'gnutls-cli' tools from a CMD.EXE prompt. Build Environment.
The other directories, like 'include', 'lib', and 'share' are populated with the rest of the package; in particular, the man pages are in 'share/man', and the Info docs in 'share/info'. It is advisable to unpack all the archives you download from this site into the same tree: this will ensure all the packages work seamlessly together when needed. Burnout 3 Takedown Xbox 360 E Pal Ixtreme Dvd 938. The source archive includes everything needed to build the binaries; in particular, the sources are already patched with all the changes necessary for the Windows port to function correctly. The source archive also includes the results of configuring the package: the generated Makefile's, the famous config.h header file, etc.
It is possible that some of the generated files includes traces of my local directory tree (e.g., I have a Unix-style directory hierarchy under `D: usr'), in which case you may need to edit those files to adapt them to your machine. In most case, but not always, there's a 'diffs' file somewhere that shows the changes I made relative to the original sources. Most of the ports use a small number of DLLs for libraries, such as libiconv or libintl, which I didn't build myself. The GPL requires that the sources of those libraries be available from this very site. Therefore, I provide those sources in the Dependencies/ subdirectory of this directory. The file README.txt there explains how to find the source distribution for the library you are interested in.
Here's a short description of each package you will find in this collection: RCS-5.7-1: This is a port of the official RCS v5.7.13 source to MS-Windows. I did this port because the existing GnuWin32 port was broken: any RCS command that required running another program as a subprocess (e.g., rcsdiff) would either crash or produce an error message, due to an unhandled problem in the Windows versions of the spawn* library functions. Flip-1.19 This is a Windows port of the `flip' utility, which converts newline format between Unix LF and DOS/Windows CR-LF conventions.
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