Open winspool opened 9 months ago
@jmalak I'm trying to get the ow source tree to compile wspy but it won't build wspy. The host is Linux x86_64. I understand that even from Linux the build still also makes Windows NT and NT 64-bit binaries.
You cannot cross compile 64-bit executable. You can compile only for host system because it use host native compilers instead of OW compilers.
Right, but it also does not make the winnt i386 32-bit build either.
That's unfortunate, I was hoping to debug this issue.
32-bit cross-compile by bootstrap compiler should work. Could you give me build log part for issue.
I'll rebuild from scratch again. Once it's built, "builder rel" will not build the spy program no matter what. No error is provided, the build log shows nothing, but that's after bootstrapping.
OK. I will check on my Linux box why it happen if I will be able to reproduce it.
May be related to some last big changes in main build make files.
I consolidated two make files bhost.mif and local.mif to local.mif.
What happen if you go into bld/sdk/spy/nt386 and run wmake clean
and next wmake
?
On my Ubuntu Linux box it works and build nt386 and wini86 version of Spy.
I use GCC 11.
Anyway if it was already build then builder rel
don't do anything.
If you want rebuild some project (force) then first cleanup project by builder clean
.
it suppose that you are in bld/sdk/spy otherwise it will cleanup full OW build.
Does not build here. GCC 9.3, custom Linux from scratch system. I also cannot build idedemo because it does not build 'bide2mak' or something of that name.
Check your OW build environment script to not have setup following environment variables which exclude some project build.
export OWNOWGML=1
export OWGUINOBUILD=1
or if you use
export OWNOBUILD=
I rechecked with the current ci build,
but binnt64\wspy.exe
still quits after selecting the menu
Spy
-> Select Window ...
After starting
binnt64\wspy.exe
and selecting the menuSpy
->Select Window ...
, thewspy
program quits.When using
binnt\wspy.exe
and selecting the menuSpy
->Select Window ...
, the mainwspy
window is hidden and a helper WindowSelect Window
is opened... Regards ... Detlef