Apparently TargetPlaformMinVersion is required to build UWP under VS2022, see microsoft/vcpkg#23757 (search for for the keyword in speech)

Possible Fix

Adding TargetPlatformMinVersion to _winrt.vcxproj fixes that issue.

Note that it likely applies to all the other of your forks. Probably worth adding to the regular, non-_winrt project files, too.

Hello,

I'm proposing a change to the post-build event settings to allow project paths containing spaces character to fix MSB3073 error in post-build event.

Context

The path where I put libgpg-error contains a space character!
(C:\Users\toto\Documents\Softs PC\External\libgcrypt\ShiftMediaProject\libgcrypt)

I knew it wasn't a good idea but... I did it!

Expected Behavior

Correct build

Actual Behavior

MSB3073 error in post-build event

Steps to Reproduce

Use a path who contains spaces character

Your Environment

• Version Used: Microsoft Visual Studio Professional 2019 Version 16.11.34
• Operating System and Version: Win10

Possible Fix

I have fixed this issue by adding quotation marks around $(OutDir) where it wasn't already done.

mkdir "$(OutDir)"\include
copy .\gcrypt.h "$(OutDir)"\include
mkdir "$(OutDir)"\licenses
copy ..\COPYING.LIB "$(OutDir)"\licenses\libgcrypt.txt
if exist "$(ProjectDir)"....\prebuilt\include\gpg-error.h (
copy "$(ProjectDir)"....\prebuilt\include\gpg-error.h "$(OutDir)"\include
)

Miss

build RelaseDllWinRT error

Context

2>S:\f\dev\ex\shiftMediaProject\libgcrypt\random\rndw32uwp.cpp(51,51): error C2065: 'POINT': undeclared identifier
2>S:\f\dev\ex\shiftMediaProject\libgcrypt\random\rndw32uwp.cpp(51,67): error C2065: 'MEMORYSTATUS': undeclared identifier
2>S:\f\dev\ex\shiftMediaProject\libgcrypt\random\rndw32uwp.cpp(52,18): error C2065: 'FILETIME': undeclared identifier
2>S:\f\dev\ex\shiftMediaProject\libgcrypt\random\rndw32uwp.cpp(52,37): error C2065: 'LARGE_INTEGER': undeclared identifier

Expected Behavior

Actual Behavior

Steps to Reproduce

Your Environment

• Version Used:
• Operating System and Version: win 10
• Compiler and Version(s): vs2022

Possible Fix

Glad to see u compiled libgcrypt-1.10.2 msvc on windows platform. Could you provide me libgcrypt-1.10.2.pdb file or how to build this project on windows Visual Studio. I sufferred too much barriers as this origin project was gnu for linux. Although cross-platform compiled using mingw for windows, and offical github give an example for winx86 but I expected a x64 binary and finally failed to compile x64 arch during compilation. Looking forward to your assist and thanks in advanced.

Context

Is it possible to install with vcpkg? Either by getting in touch with vcpkg maintainers or under a new name?

Expected Behavior

Actual Behavior

Steps to Reproduce

Your Environment

• Version Used:
• Operating System and Version:
• Compiler and Version(s):

Possible Fix

I needed to verify the signature (curve ed25519). I took the t-ed25519.c test to check the performance. But gcry_pk_sign returned an error. What could be the problem? Similar problem on the t-ecdsa test as well.
Fork the repository along with the test project at this link (https://github.com/Gindeles/libgcrypt).
Test project added to libgcrypt_deps.sln

• Operating System and Version: Windows 11
• Compiler and Version(s): VS 2022 17.8.3
  

Context

I'm using the static libraries downloaded from the release page. I've checked the settings of the project configurations including C/C++ and Linker in visual studio 2022, and when I try to run the program, it'll give a system error "This application failed to start because gcrypt.dll was not found. Re-installing the application may fix this problem.". The error can be solved by adding gcrypt.dll to the project folder, but I was wondering if the static library in Releases should be an import library or an object library.

Expected Behavior

The program can run without adding gcrypt.dll to the project folder

Actual Behavior

Need to add gcrypt.dll to the project folder to run the program

Your Environment

• Libgcrypt Release Version Used: libgcrypt_libgcrypt-1.10.0_msvc17.zip
• Operating System and Version: Win 10 21H1
• Compiler/IDE Version(s): Microsoft Visual Studio Community 2022 17.1.0