#!/bin/sh## This script will automates the steps used to producing a win32 package# of SoX.## It is used on a Fedora box with mingw32 cross compiler and wine to# test.## It will optionally package up VC++ version of wget if found in# ../wget-1.11.4.## Various notes:## The following command lines were used to generate the external libraries# SoX ships with.## Needed for libltdl support.# FIXME: Install# cd libtool-2.4.2# mingw32-configure --disable-shared --enable-static;mingw32-make;sudo mingw32-make install## yum install ming32-libpng mingw32-libpng-static#  or# cd libpng-1.6.15# mingw32-configure --disable-shared --enable-static;mingw32-make;sudo mingw32-make install## yum install mingw32-wavpack#  or# cd ../wavpack-4.70.0# mingw32-configure --disable-shared --enable-static;mingw32-make;sudo mingw32-make install## yum install mingw32-flac#  or# Need to disable optional ogg support to prevent duplicate symbols during# link.# Edited Makefile and removed "examples" from SUBDIRS.# cd ../flac-1.3.1# mingw32-configure --disable-ogg --disable-shared --enable-static;mingw32-make;sudo mingw32-make install## yum install mingw32-libogg#  or# cd ../libogg-1.3.2# mingw32-configure --disable-shared --enable-static;mingw32-make;sudo mingw32-make install## yum install mingw32-libvorbis#  or# cd ../libvorbis-1.3.4# mingw32-configure --disable-shared --enable-static;mingw-32-make;sudo mingw32-make install## FIXME: Install libsndfile# Compile libsndfile after FLAC and ogg vorbis so that it will include# support for that.# MINGW work around: Can either add -lwsock32 to end of *_LDADD for any# failed program links or modify top leve Makefile and remove# "programs", "examples", "regtests", and "tests" from SUBDIRS.# cd ../libsndfile-1.0.25# mingw32-configure --disable-shared --enable-static;mingw32-make;sudo mingw32-make install## yum install mingw32-libid3tag#  or# libid3tag does not like to be compiled shared on mingw32 cross compiler.# cd ../libid3tag-0.15.1b# mingw32-configure --disable-shared --enable-static;mingw32-make;sudo mingw32-make install## To get MP3 header files used to enable MP3 support (no libraries used):## yum install mingw32-libmad#  or# MINGW work around: Edit Makefile and remove -fforce-mem from CFLAGS# cd ../libmad-0.15.1b# mingw32-configure --enable-shared --disable-static;mingw32-make;sudo mingw32-make install [ ! -x configure ] && autoreconf -i SYS_ROOT="/usr/i686-w64-mingw32/sys-root"CONFIGURE=mingw32-configureDOC_TARGETS="pdf"DOCS="sox.pdf soxformat.pdf soxi.pdf"TMP_SNDFILE_LIBS="-lsndfile -lFLAC -lvorbisenc -lvorbisfile -lvorbis -logg"STRIP=i686-pc-mingw32-strip # Some versions of autoconf (2.63?) seem to get easily confused about# CPP variable. If you see warning messages about header files# rejected by preprocessor then its most likely from that.# Force the value of CPP=cpp works around that bug.# static versions of libsndfile do not advertise when they have# FLAC or ogg vorbis support.  Need to force the link ourselves.if [ $# -ne 0 -o ! -r Makefile ]; then  $CONFIGURE \    --with-libltdl \    --enable-dl-lame --enable-dl-mad --enable-dl-amrnb --enable-dl-amrwb \    LDFLAGS="-L/usr/local/lib" CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include \    SNDFILE_LIBS="${TMP_SNDFILE_LIBS}" \    $*fi # Reduce total size of sox.exe by over half.make -s all txt $DOC_TARGETS || exit 1 ${STRIP} src/.libs/sox.exe dir=sox-`grep Version: sox.pc | cut -d ' ' -f 2`rm -rf $dir $dir-win32.zipmkdir -p $dir for f in ChangeLog LICENSE.GPL README README.win32; do  cp -p $f $dir/$f.txt  unix2dos $dir/$f.txtdone binaries=src/.libs/sox.exe dlls=`/usr/i686-w64-mingw32/bin/objdump -p src/.libs/libsox-3.dll | grep "DLL Name:" | sed "s|DLL Name: |${SYS_ROOT}/mingw/bin/|" | grep -v KERNEL32.dll | grep -v msvcrt.dll | grep -v USER32.dll | grep -v WINMM.DLL`dlls="$dlls src/.libs/libsox-3.dll"dlls="$dlls ${SYS_ROOT}/mingw/bin/libwinpthread-1.dll" cp -p \  $binaries \  $dlls \  $DOCS \  scripts/batch-example.bat \  $dir # Special case fixup for nsiswrapper. Rename libFLAC-8.dll to libflac-8.dll.mv $dir/libFLAC-8.dll $dir/libflac-8.dll unix2dos $dir/batch-example.bat if test -r "../wget-1.11.4/wget.exe"; then  cp ../wget-1.11.4/wget.exe $dir  cp ../wget-1.11.4/wget.ini $dirfi zip -r $dir-win32.zip $dir # Optionally, create windows installer if nsiswrapper exists.if test -r "/usr/bin/nsiswrapper"; then  cd ${dir}  export PATH=$PATH:.  nsiswrapper --run --name $dir --outfile ../${dir}-win32.exe *.exe *.dll *.ini *.txt *.pdf *.bat  cd ..fi rm -rf $dir