1. Win32lib
- Posted by andreasWagner 5 days ago
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Hallo
After I found a copy of the RapidEuphoria archive on an old hard disk (I think from 2017). I took a look at the programs and tried to get some of them running. Unfortunately, quite a few are missing libraries. That's why I put together a collection of different versions of the Win32lib and put it on github. Maybe this is useful when rebuilding an archive.
https://github.com/andizk4kx/win32lib
Andreas
3. Re: Win32lib
- Posted by jmduro 4 days ago
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One of the last versions I remember is the one win32lib_r2 (restructured) is based on: the november 2014 release.
Win32lib v0.70.20 restructured
Release 2 (2014-11-02)
https://github.com/jm-duro/win32lib_r2
Jean-Marc
4. Re: Win32lib
- Posted by jmduro 4 days ago
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I wonder if WTL could be useful in a win32lib replacement (if needed):
https://github.com/Win32-WTL/WTL
It seems to be easily wrappable but I didn't really understand what it is about.
Jean-Marc
5. Re: Win32lib
- Posted by andreasWagner 4 days ago
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Hallo,
One of the last versions I remember is the one win32lib_r2 (restructured) is based on: the november 2014 release.
Win32lib v0.70.20 restructured
Release 2 (2014-11-02)
https://github.com/jm-duro/win32lib_r2
Jean-Marc
i really don't remember where i collected all the versions. According to the changes.log in Win32lib_r2.zip
the version is already collected.
There is also this version win32lib_v3.1.4_2017-11-29.zip
https://github.com/andizk4kx/win32lib/blob/main/win32lib_r2_v1.0.1_2018-04-21.zip
with this entry in the changes.log Win32lib v0.70.20 restructured
Release 3.0.0 (2017-11-23)
Adapted win32lib to the new Eu3 Standard Library
Thank you,
Andreas
6. Re: Win32lib
- Posted by Icy_Viking 3 days ago
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I wonder if WTL could be useful in a win32lib replacement (if needed):
https://github.com/Win32-WTL/WTL
It seems to be easily wrappable but I didn't really understand what it is about.
Jean-Marc
The library is fairly old and very C Plus Plus. It'd be possible to wrap, but probably not the best option. Making a new win32lib using the more modern Windows API may be a better option as most of the Windows API is still written in C.
