[ldns-users] Build On Windows

[Jelte Jansen]

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> 
> - From the command line there i gather that you are using Makefile.in
> directly as a make file, while it should only be the input file from
> which the Makefile itself is generated (by the configure script)
> 
> Is this so? And if so, does configure run? (or should Make.exe do that
> automatically?) If not, you could try to copy the Makefile.in to a new
> Makefile and edit all values between the @ signs,
> 

By the way, on linux, if you have successfully run ./configure in ldns
and ./configure --with-ldns=../ in the drill/ directory (in ldns-1.0.1)
you can statically compile drill with the command

gcc -I . -I .. -lssl *.c ../*.c ../compat/*.c -o drill
(in the drill/ directory)

This does require that the openssl library is installed.

If something like this even works, you will probably run into a lot of
compiler errors (for starters, as miek has said, the network API in
windows is very different than on other systems), but it might get you
started.

(configures are needed because some .h files are also generated by it)

Jelte
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