How did it not work, what happened?davalillocm wrote: ↑Tue May 31, 2022 10:30 amWhat reliable method? To me it didn't work.xamidi wrote: ↑Sat Apr 16, 2022 8:25 pmHuh, why would I change to Qt? Everything works fine for me using wxWidgets 3.1.2 and 3.1.3, as already explained.
There seems to be a major misconception that I asked for help for anything here, but I did not. All I did was offering some help in the form of binaries and a guide that is actually reliable, unlike all the other guides that I found out there.
But I was met with condescension and treated like I didn't know what I am doing. But I clearly do, this is why I got things working and crafted a quick and reliable method without the help of anybody else. For the behaviour that several people in this community show, they deserve nothing but the same condescending treatment that they offered.
Which one of the below guides did you follow? Maybe you used different software, like a different compiler or no Cygwin Terminal? Both guides have a Walkthrough section with precise steps. If not for the setup, you most likely missed some steps since I verified both guides to work on different machines for all versions from wxWidgets 3.1.0 up to 3.1.6.
My results for the currently best wxWidgets version, 3.1.3, I have also uploaded and linked towards in my post.
Edit: Cygwin tends to use the wrong compiler, but of course the GCC version added to PATH in step 1 should be used. I just noticed that in the Dynamic guide, it already said "5. Shut down Cygwin64 Terminal and open CMD, then execute commands: [...] mingw32-make [...]", but in the Static guide it still said to use Cygwin64 Terminal (which also works for me but is not reliable as it depends on your Cygwin installations). So I forgot to update the Static guide. Sorry about that. (Also note that the error for the Static guide is intentional, for a full build follow step 4 from the Dynamic guide.)