binaries

I prebuilt binaries for a number of libraries that I use. Especially when it comes to developing on Window x64 there are still many libraries that I need to build by myself. If you have tried building custom Qt4 or Qt5 Libraries with MySQL and OpenSSL support then you know what I’m talking about. I typically compile all libraries shown in the Figure below to get shared and static, debug and release, x86 and x64 Boost and Qt libraries.

Please note that the binaries in this page are NOT supported or endorsed by any of the official developers. The logos and trademarks shown in this page are owned by the respective vendors. Furthermore, I build them exclusively for my personal use and therefore I can only try to help you if you run into problems, but in no way I can be held responsible for any problems you may encounter or their use causes you.

List of Libraries:

FreeGLUT Library ^

[url: http://freeglut.sourceforge.net]

File	Revision / Date	Notes	Size	MD5
glut-win32.7z	1343 / 14 Jun 2012	MSVC2010 \| 32-bit \| debug/release \| shared/static	454 KB	4E368508057810687B2A959F1870D120
glut-win64.7z	1343 / 14 Jun 2012	MSVC2010 \| 64-bit \| debug/release \| shared/static	472 KB	BC35C7D18182E054598FADC20DBC3000

see my post on how to build the FreeGLUT library

#1 | Written by jonatha about 10 years ago. Reply

is this working only for Windows systems. Is it working for Linux?

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- #2 | Written by stathis about 9 years ago. Reply
  
  Not for linux. On most linux distros all these libraries can be easily built or installed using their respective package managers.
  
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#3 | Written by stathis about 11 years ago. Reply

Yes the libraries of OpenSSL you find here are custom-built and I do patch some of the files of the OpenSSL built scripts.
However, this should not be the problem affecting you, I modify them to change the names of the produced libraries (now all have suffixes MD, MDd, MT, MTd).

For instance if you do:

perl Configure debug-VC-WIN32 enable-static-engine no-asm
ms\do_nasm.bat

that would produce debug shared OpenSSL.

I am not sure what you are up to, but you could use the latest binaries I post in this page.

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#4 | Written by Craig about 11 years ago. Reply

Did you do anything special to configure the OpenSSL shared builds? I’m finding that the “perl Configure….” step complains that the OpenSSL configuration doesn’t include shared library support for the platform, which sounds like rubbish to me. It’s probably just a quirk of my system (64-bit Windows 7 trying to build 32-bit OpenSSL from a 32-bit Visual Studio command prompt – versions 2008, 2010 and 2012 all fail the same way), but thought I’d ask.

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binaries

List of Libraries:

FreeGLUT Library ^

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