Open PokeMMO opened 3 years ago
Sample build output for Windows64 compilation on Linux, showing the output/temporary paths:
> Task :arc-core:jnigenBuildWindows64
Executing '[ant, -f, /home/anuke/Projects/Arc/arc-core/jni/build-windows64.xml, -Drelease=true, clean, postcompile, -v]'
[apply] Applied x86_64-w64-mingw32-gcc to 2 files and 0 directories.
link:
[pathconvert] Set property objFiles = /home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/target/native/windows64/arc_graphics_Pixmap.o /home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/target/native/windows64/arc_util_Buffers.o /home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/target/native/windows64/memcpy_wrap.o /home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/target/native/windows64/pix.o
[mkdir] Skipping /home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/6.4.1/libs/windows64 because it already exists.
[exec] Current OS is Linux
[exec] Executing 'x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++' with arguments:
[exec] '-Wl,--kill-at'
[exec] '-shared'
[exec] '-static'
[exec] '-static-libgcc'
[exec] '-static-libstdc++'
[exec] '-m64'
[exec] '-o'
[exec] '/home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/6.4.1/libs/windows64/arc64.dll'
[exec] '/home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/target/native/windows64/arc_graphics_Pixmap.o'
[exec] '/home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/target/native/windows64/arc_util_Buffers.o'
[exec] '/home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/target/native/windows64/memcpy_wrap.o'
[exec] '/home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/target/native/windows64/pix.o'
[exec]
[exec] The ' characters around the executable and arguments are
[exec] not part of the command.
strip:
[exec] Current OS is Linux
[exec] Executing 'x86_64-w64-mingw32-strip' with arguments:
[exec] '--strip-unneeded'
[exec] '/home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/6.4.1/libs/windows64/arc64.dll'
[exec]
[exec] The ' characters around the executable and arguments are
[exec] not part of the command.
postcompile:
(/home/anuke/.gradle/daemon/6.4.1/libs is the output directory in this case)
That means the incorrect step is creating the jnigen ant scripts. We need to check if this broke in #15 or was this already broken.
I had seen this prior to the relative path work (and was one of the reasons I was working on that). I only have a Mac, so it's possible that other platforms need something different.
Or, it might have been after I did the core relative path stuff and had started working on the Gradle plugin
I think it is related. Probably best to revert the change for now until we can address the Gradle plugin still doing some path mangling on its own.
Verify and figure out why.