libthingiverseio

ThingiverseIO shared library

Build

Requirements

• Zeromq 4.x
• Golang 1.5+ (Windows 1.7+)
• Windows: GCC Compiler, e.g. CygWIN, MingW or TDM-GCC (MSVC will NOT work)

Linux

Compiling:

make

Installation:

sudo make install

Testing after install:

make test

Windows

Make sure that you have gcc in your PATH. First you need ZeroMQ, which is difficult too compile with GCC on Windows.

The painless way is using CygWIN, which brings zeromq via it's package manager: just install 'libzmq-devel'.

To compile it from source, do the following:

• Get the Ruby Devkit and extract it to c:\rubydevkit
• Get the ZeroMQ Windows Sources (this instructions are for 4.1.5) and extract them
• Open MSYS shell by executing c:\rubydevkit\msys.bat and navigate to the ZeroMQ source directory
• Execute ./configure
• Open the file Makefile with a text editor, search for '-Werror' and remove it, save
• Execute Make
• a folder named .libs is created, from there copy libzmq.dll.a to the folder c:\rubydevkit\mingw\x86_64-w64-mingw32\lib and libzmq.dll to the folder c:\rubydevkit\bin
• copy the content of the folder include to c:\rubydevkit\mingw\x86_64-w64-mingw32\include
• execute c:\rubydevkit\devkitvars.bat or add c:\rubydevkit\bin to your PATH manually

After ZeroMQ is installed, navigate to the libthingiverseio folder and execute

built.bat

After this, you can located the DLL in the folder bin. To test, execute

test.bat

To use the DLL, will need in addition to libzmq.dll the libraries libgcc_s_sjlj-1.dll and libstdc++-6.dll from the folder c:\rubydevkit\mingw\bin. Either have them in your PATH or put all 4 DLLs next to application executable.