[gst-devel] win32 build environment for gstreamer applications

[Sébastien Moutte]

Hi Giovanni,

If you want to write a gstreamer based application using visual studio, 
you don't need to build gstreamer.
You can use binaries and dev packages from 
http://perso.orange.es/moutte983/gstreamer

You can install gstreamer win32 binaries using the setup installers and 
next you have to extract the dev package of gstreamer which includes 
headers and .lib files to link on in your project (you should extract 
them in a folder and next add the lib and include paths to the visual 
studio search path).
At this time, you will be able to build an application linked on gstreamer.

To distribute you application in a simple binary installer, you can 
create a setup including gstreamer binaries you need, their dependencies 
and your application (NSIS is a good tool to do it see 
http://nsis.sourceforge.net).

Sebastien

Giovanni De Gasperis a écrit :
> Hi there,
>
> I would like to start setting up a gstreamer development environment
> based on Visual Studio Express C++, free edition.
> At the end of the process I would like to have a single binary
> installer that will take care of all the dependencies
> In the recent weeks I've looked into different approaches, but none
> came to be complete and free of dependency problems.
>
> Any hint on were/how to start?
> Hopefully not starting from zero would be nice...
>
> Not interested in MinGW solution at the moment.
>
> Ciao
> gdg
>
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