Forum: help

building and debuging winpt [ Reply ] By: j .. on 2008-04-07 11:09	[forum:1335]
i'm poking around to make a "portable" winpt/gpg installation (by removing the use of the registry and locations on the hdd) so.. i can build winpt et al just fine under debian, however i need to use a debugger.. so what's the trick there? timo, if i understand things correctly you build under *nix, correct? so how do you debug? from my point of view the ideal would be to build it under windows and use a gdb port (mingw or cygwin for example) to debug.. suggestions, ideas? anyone who's managed to build under windows (mingw directly or cygwin for example)? and also, is there any documentation on the use of gpgme other than gpgme.h and http://nico.schottelius.org/notizbuch-blog/archive/2007/documentations/howtos/a-small-introduction-for-using-gpgme (my current problem is removing gpg's use of the registry and fixed locations, easily done on the command line but how to do that when gpgme is used)?