please given the get started detailed document

OAH build itself is sort of an add-on to visual studio. It contains common .vsprops files and other (custom) build tools used by all OAH enabled modules like GLib, GStreamer ++.

Step 2. Install OAH Build (https://launchpad.net/oah/+download):
You'll find the latest version of the OAH Build here in the series called trunk. Just click the latest version of OAHBuild.msi and let the installer run. It should only take a couple of seconds.

Step 3. Install or build OAH based modules.
Installing: (https://launchpad.net/oah/+download)
You'll find other series which is prebuilt binaries, import libraries and header files, which you can install on your system. Installing a *-dev.msi are somewhat similar to installing a -dev package for a linux distro.
Building: (https://code.launchpad.net/oah)
You'll find OAH enabled source code repositories here, which you pull using cmd.exe (Command Prompt) and typing bzr branch lp:oah/<module>. Then locate win32\oah\ and the .sln file which you open in visual studio.

If you want to build all modules your self, like most people want to do, just download the latest scripts from https://launchpad.net/oah/+download:
oah-lp-init-repo.bat - This batch script will pull down all OAH modules to your system.
build.bat - This batch script will build all the modules. (module directory structure is based on oah-lp-init-repo.bat)

I strongly recommend you to read the batch scripts before executing them. An alternative is to create your own. Or.. you could of course open the .sln file for each module and build it from the visual studio/c++ express IDE.

I've updated the "first page" now, hope this helps! :)

Regarding GStreamer:
GStreamer is a big monster, which have a lot of dependencies. ATM it is sort of limited, since we don't build any ext plugins yet.
GStreamer consist of several repositories. you have gstreamer (the core) and the you have the gst-plugins-* packages. We only have ported base, bad and good (and as mentioned before, plugins in ext are not built.. mainly because of external dependencies).

I don't remember all current dependencies, but you will need GLib/GObject/GThread (glib module) of course, and liboil.
so do this:
cd <my source code root directory>
bzr branch lp:oah/glib
bzr branch lp:oah/liboil
bzr branch lp:oah/gstreamer
bzr branch lp:oah/gst-plugins-base
bzr branch lp:oah/gst-plugins-bad
bzr branch lp:oah/gst-plugins-good

Then open the .sln files in win32\oah of each module (in the same order) and build it.

Btw: I'm currently (2009-04-10) doing some serious changes to the system, and using GLib from the source code repository might not work. You might need to revert GLib back to a stable state. bzr revert -r14

Hi Haakon Sporsheim,

Thank you very much for the information. i was able to go ahead
Installing things but still i am yet to understand the whole system
and how it works as i am new to Gstreamer.

Regards,
Preetam

On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 9:10 PM, Haakon Sporsheim
<email address hidden> wrote:
> Your question #67018 on OAH Build changed:
> https://answers.launchpad.net/oah/+question/67018
>
> Haakon Sporsheim proposed the following answer:
> I've updated the "first page" now, hope this helps! :)
>
> Regarding GStreamer:
> GStreamer is a big monster, which have a lot of dependencies. ATM it is sort of limited, since we don't build any ext plugins yet.
> GStreamer consist of several repositories. you have gstreamer (the core) and the you have the gst-plugins-* packages. We only have ported base, bad and good (and as mentioned before, plugins in ext are not built.. mainly because of external dependencies).
>
> I don't remember all current dependencies, but you will need GLib/GObject/GThread (glib module) of course, and liboil.
> so do this:
> cd <my source code root directory>
> bzr branch lp:oah/glib
> bzr branch lp:oah/liboil
> bzr branch lp:oah/gstreamer
> bzr branch lp:oah/gst-plugins-base
> bzr branch lp:oah/gst-plugins-bad
> bzr branch lp:oah/gst-plugins-good
>
> Then open the .sln files in win32\oah of each module (in the same order)
> and build it.
>
> Btw: I'm currently (2009-04-10) doing some serious changes to the
> system, and using GLib from the source code repository might not work.
> You might need to revert GLib back to a stable state. bzr revert -r14
>
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