Dear Vladimir, dear Richard, thanks so much for the quick help! With the provided pre-compiled libaries, I was able to link against GiNaC with x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++. The first tests with a simple DLL file providing some GiNaC functionality is working fine. Hence, the basics to create a Python wheel are all set! Thanks once more for this nice piece of software. Initially I was considering to use the python package scipy to handle the just-in-time compilation of the finite element equations, but GiNaC is so much faster. Best regards, Christian Am Mittwoch, den 28.07.2021, 08:10 +0000 schrieb Vladimir V. Kisil:
Dear Christian,
I had compiled the latest static GiNaC/CLN libs on Win10 using MinGW. If these are of any use for you feel free to download them from here:
https://leeds365-my.sharepoint.com/:f:/g/personal/pmtvk_leeds_ac_uk/EkzKaM0i...
I am not familiar with Windows enough, but after a sufficient installation of MinGW/MSYS I had used the usual linux sequence of commands to produce the static libraries.
Best wishes, Vladimir