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9.6

Compiling bind 9 on windows

Asked by Mercantilum in Windows Programming

Tags: 9, bind

I have a nice bind 9 for my DNS server compiled and working nicely on Linux.

However I need to get some tools provided in the same distrib to be working on windows (eg dig, host, nslookup).
I want to compile by myself the version of the programs above (since I will modify it)

So I spent quite a bit of time on windows to get my VC++ 6  'nmaking' etc...
- did the BuildSetup.bat from win32utils dir
- did the BuildAll.bat from win32utils dir

And tried to compile in bind/bin/dig/win32 the dig.c, host.c, nslookup.c
It's almost ok, but it cannot find libdns.lib which should have been generated by the previous build, I guess...
This lib is nowhere on the pc... I don't want to spend more time on something taking 30 seconds on Linux, and an eternity on windows.
This is actually where I decided to give up and post a question :)

Anybody got a similar problem? Probably I miss something obvious ?!


PS I even tried to run all that stuff from the .BAT files rebuild as .bash on a decent environment, e.g. cygwin .
Just in case I did not configure right the ms-dos .bat files.
At least it's - of course - easier to setup, but still end up with the same problem.
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