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List:       otr-users
Subject:    Re: [OTR-users] Fantastic ... and a bug?
From:       Paul Wouters <paul () cypherpunks ! ca>
Date:       2004-12-13 23:06:50
Message-ID: Pine.LNX.4.61.0412132358260.1075 () expansionpack ! xtdnet ! nl
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On Mon, 13 Dec 2004, Ian Goldberg wrote:

> Paul is apparently Very Close to having OTR working on Windows gaim. ;-)

Yes. My current state is:

- I've used Windows XP, and successfully compiled GAIM on it from source,
   using the mingw compiler and a minimum cygwin setup, as described on
   gaim's windows page.
- I've managed to compile libgpg-error on XP with mingw after going through
   tremendous DOS pains.
- I've setup a cross compile on Linux for the mingw cross compiler.
- I've cross-compiled libgpg-error
- I've cross-compiled libgcrypt, and managed to get libgcrypt.dll (untested!)
- I've cross-compiled gaim-otr with minor mingw related tweaking

My problem now is that of linking. It might not be too hard, but I ran out of
time for it two days ago, and haven't managed to pick it up. Also, I doubt
windows gaim cross compiles on Linux, so this complicates the linking phase
a bit. I fear this last step needs to happen on windows, because otherwise
I'm missing some symbols from gaim to link against.

Though I'm not a cross=compile expert, so I could be completely wrong.
If there is an interest, I can make my Windows and Linux trees available
for others to try and catch up, reproduce or finish the work.

>> but I did try establishing an OTR conversation with myself...
>> Whenever I transmit I get  " ?OTR Error: You transmitted a malformed
>> data message"

Feel free to try it out against me, PaulWouters@jabber.org

Paul
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