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Open-source C++ implementation of the recently proposed online active set strategy
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make files in windows w/ visual studio & MiniGW #36

Closed svigerske closed 4 years ago

svigerske commented 4 years ago

Issue created by migration from Trac.

Original creator: starremi

Original creation time: 2015-05-05 01:15:50

Assignee: ferreau

Version: 3.0.1

Hello,

I'd like to give this tool a shot on Windows.

I followed the instructions in the manual but it will not make. It is reaching "make_windows.mk" but fails there. Seems like it must be something simple, but I've only ever used solutions with Visual Studio. This is my first time running make.

Developer Command Prompt for VS2013: (I called nmake) makefile(42) : fatal error U1001: syntax error : illegal character '{' in macro Stop.

MiniGW: user@PCNAME /c/temp/qpOASES-3.1.0 $ make c:/temp/qpOASES-3.1.0/src/LAPACKReplacement.cpp:35:29: fatal error: qpOASES/Util s.hpp: No such file or directory

include <qpOASES/Utils.hpp>

                         ^

compilation terminated. make[1]: [/c/temp/qpOASES-3.1.0/src//LAPACKReplacement.o] Error 1 make: [src] Error 2

user@PCNAME /c/temp/qpOASES-3.1.0 $

svigerske commented 4 years ago

Comment by ferreau created at 2015-05-13 17:51:32

Changing status from new to assigned.

svigerske commented 4 years ago

Comment by ferreau created at 2015-05-13 17:51:32

Version changed from 3.0.1 to 3.1.0

svigerske commented 4 years ago

Comment by ferreau created at 2015-05-13 18:09:15

Could you provide us with more details to reproduce your problem(s). In particular, i) exact operating system, ii) compiler version, iii) the workflow you are following.

It looks like you tried two different approaches. When calling nmake, the error in line 42 looks like the variable MAKE is undefined. Try adding the

MAKE=NMAKE

at the beginning of the main Makefile in the project root folder.

As for the second approach (using MinGW/MiniGW?): if it cannot find the file Utils.hpp, there is surely some include directive -I missing. Possibly, the TOP variable in make.mk has not been evaluated correctly by your build system, so the IDIR variable (and others) got messed up.

svigerske commented 4 years ago

Comment by ferreau created at 2015-07-28 20:17:10

Resolution: wontFix