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Previously when I installed Gambas to Windows with Cygwin, I did not need to build from source. With Cygwin: setup-x86_64.exe --packages gambas3,xinit,xwin-xd

by xet7 7y ago

Previously when I installed Gambas to Windows with Cygwin, I did not need to build from source. With Cygwin: setup-x86_64.exe --packages gambas3,xinit,xwin-xdg-menu Install from Internet, click Next Root Directory C:\cygwin64 , click Next Select Local Package Directory C:\Users\USERNAME\Downloads - where setup files are downloaded before installing, click Next Select Internet Connection / Direct Connection, click Next Choose a Download Site - I did select http://ftp-stud.hs-esserlingen.de http://ftp-stud.hs-esserlingen.de but some other could also work Select Packages - All required is selected, click Next Wait while downloading and installing Checkmark: [X] Create icon on Desktop [X] Add icon to Start Menu Click Finished Start Gambas this way: Start / All Programs / Cygwin-X / XWin-Server From hidden taskbar right corner icons select icon that has black C and in middle of it light green X. From there click Programming / Gambas3.

signaru 7y ago
Thanks. Though, I still think it would be cool if there's a more native port that runs out of the box. Curious to know the experience on the Gambas apps produced in Windows. I guess they would also need Cygwin?
- xet7 7y ago
  I tried to install Gambas with info above, and seems it did not start on Win10. I also think that on Windows Cygwin is required. Following is from bottom of page http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/doc/faq?nh&l=en#t12 http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/doc/faq?nh&l=en#t12 "Will you port Gambas to Windows™ ? I won't, but I will help any people trying to do that. Gambas already runs under Cygwin. Note that there is a lot of things to port, if you want to do a native port: process management, gb.qt4 component, and so on... This is a huge job. The most promising compiler target would be Mingw-w64, which also allows cross compilation on a unix-like system." If you use Gambas for making web apps, then you could use webbrowser to access those apps. Gambas IDE has wizard for web app, and some components that can be dragged to form. From some forum discussions I have read that debugging those web apps is easier then debugging php apps.
- xet7 7y ago
  For more info about Gambas, you can watch Gambas interview at Floss Weekly: https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly/episodes/353 https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly/episodes/353

by xet7 7y ago

signaru 7y ago

Thanks. Though, I still think it would be cool if there's a more native port that runs out of the box. Curious to know the experience on the Gambas apps produced in Windows. I guess they would also need Cygwin?

xet7 7y ago
I tried to install Gambas with info above, and seems it did not start on Win10. I also think that on Windows Cygwin is required. Following is from bottom of page http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/doc/faq?nh&l=en#t12 http://gambaswiki.org/wiki/doc/faq?nh&l=en#t12 "Will you port Gambas to Windows™ ? I won't, but I will help any people trying to do that. Gambas already runs under Cygwin. Note that there is a lot of things to port, if you want to do a native port: process management, gb.qt4 component, and so on... This is a huge job. The most promising compiler target would be Mingw-w64, which also allows cross compilation on a unix-like system." If you use Gambas for making web apps, then you could use webbrowser to access those apps. Gambas IDE has wizard for web app, and some components that can be dragged to form. From some forum discussions I have read that debugging those web apps is easier then debugging php apps.
xet7 7y ago
For more info about Gambas, you can watch Gambas interview at Floss Weekly: https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly/episodes/353 https://twit.tv/shows/floss-weekly/episodes/353