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README for Win32 by Ruurd Reitsma (R.A.Reitsma@wbmt.tudelft.nl)
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Lyx has been ported to Win32 using the Cygwin environement. The port
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consists of a few small tweaks to deal with DOS-style pathnames, so
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LyX can use Win32 TeX distros like fptex and MiKTeX. There's also a
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cygwin TeTeX port, but the native Win32 ports have a definite speed
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advantage. Besides that, nothing fancy.
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The prerequisites are (obviously?):
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* cygwin installation (http://www.cygwin.com/).
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* decent X server; eXceed, X-Win32, or maybe even Cygwin/XFree86.
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* working TeX installation; fpTex, MikTex.
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It should compile out of the box, but there might be some libraries
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missing in the final link step. You'll have to add them to the Makefile
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by hand. Be sure to include -lregex, because cygwin's builtin regex is
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sortof weird (filedialogs will turn up empty...)
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If you want to run lyx with no console windows open, there's a small
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program in development/Win32 that will set the proper environment vars
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and start lyx.
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Compile with:
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gcc lyxwin32.C -O2 -o lyxwin32 -static -Wall -Wno-format \
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-Wstrict-prototypes -Wmissing-prototypes -mwindows -e _mainCRTStartup
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Also make sure the latex binaries are in your Windows path. Windvi and
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Yap are auto detected, and you might want to make a symlink to Adobe
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Acrobat so it's detected too:
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ln -s //c/Program\ Files/adobe/Acrobat\ 4.0/Reader/AcroRd32.exe \
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/usr/bin/acroread
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Many thanks to Steven van Dijk, Claus Hentschel and Miyata Shigeru for
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starting the porting business.
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