This example demonstrates basic use of libguac within Windows applications, leveraging recent upstream Windows compatibility at the libguac level. The example itself is a reimplementation of the ball protocol tutorial in the Guacamole manual.
Building the example using MinGW should be as simple
as running make:
$ make
This will produce a new executable, ball.exe, within the bin/ directory.
The DLLs of all dependencies are already included in that directory, including
a Windows build of libguac.
For convenience, the build will also produce a zip file, ball.zip, containing
the executable and all dependencies.