| RE: [cdt-dev] Configuration problems with RC2 |
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Hi Doug, > I was wondering how you installed
MinGW? I don’t remember. I’m sure
that I installed it to try to reproduce some MBS bug. I may have just looked
at the generated make files and never tried to actually build anything. The
vast majority of my Windows testing was done with Cygwin, but since I know you’ve
been working on the MinGW integration, and that the Cygwin path problem is only
getting worse, I decided to try it. Do you know where you can specify where
MinGW looks for its libraries? Thanks, Leo From:
cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Doug Schaefer Thanks, Leo, keep the bugs coming J. I was wondering how you installed MinGW? Doug Schaefer, QNX Software Systems From: cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On
Behalf Of Treggiari, Leo I’ve entered 3 bugzillas. The mingw build problem also happens on my
machine outside of CDT. I can’t reproduce the problem
regarding no target for All. Leo From:
cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cdt-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Treggiari, Leo Hi, I just tried testing RC2 on Windows and had a number of
problems with configurations. I expected this to work, so I didn’t
keep track of all the steps, but here is the general outline. 1. Created
a new C project (Executable, mingw toolchain, default configurations) 2. Imported
some existing C code - ~8 source files) 3. Built
– I had a problem with linking – said it couldn’t find
mingw\lib\crt2.o. The file is there, but I don’t know if this is a
mingw problem or an internal builder problem. But that was just the
beginning of my problems… 4. I
decided to add Cygwin configurations to see how they worked. 5. Opened
Managed Configurations, selected New configuration, entered new config name,
selected “Default Configuration” and the Debug configuration and
selected OK. Nothing happened – the dialog box remains on the
screen. Select OK a few more times and nothing happened. Selected
Existing configuration and selected OK. The dialog box went away and the
new configuration was created. 6. I
used the Toolchain editor to change the toolchain of the Debug_Cygwin
configuration to Cygwin. 7. I
made the new Debug_Cygwin configuration active and selected Build Project.
I got a make error about no target for All. The appropriate
makefiles have been generated, but I don’t know what is wrong. 8. I
decided to close CDT and open it again. 9. Debug_Cygwin
remained the active configuration, I selected Build Project, and it worked (good!). 10. I
decided to try the Debug configuration (should be using the mingw toolchain)
again. I looked on the toolbar for a quick way to change configurations,
but I can’t find it. Where did it go? 11. I
switched to the Debug configuration and selected Build Project. It does a
Cygwin buid (same as the Debug_Cygwin configuration). Somehow, the Debug
configuration also got switched to Cygwin, but I don’t think I did
it… I’m attaching the .cproject file if that helps.
I can’t send the sources. I can try recreating these problems
with different sources and entering bugzillas, but I don’t know if
I’ll be able to duplicate the results. Regards, Leo |