Note: gclient sync --force with two dashes.

vcbuild is not supported, I don't recall the exact failure. But you
can still build at the command line:

"C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio
8\Common7\IDE\devenv.com" C:\path_to_trunk\src\chrome\chrome.sln
/Build Release

We use a command similar to that and it works fine.
Also, to save time from the IDE, right-click on the Apps solution
folder and select Build from there, the tests won't be built, which
saves a fair amount of time.

For gclient issues, you can report them there:
http://code.google.com/p/gclient/issues/list

In fact, it should do something on failed svn checkout.


2008/9/26 HLS <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Sounds like what I went through.  There are few threads in the
> Chromium-discuss fora.
>
> In the end, althought I think it should work with SDK v6.1 (2008),  it
> appears the team is using v6.0 (VISTA SDK).    After going thru that
> process of download/installing v6.0,   I was finally able to compile
> after
>
> - Running
>
>       gclient sync -force
>
> to make sure it gets the updates.  There are 3-4 folders I had to
> manually delete before gclient was successful.  You can't trust
> gclient reporting success, if there any aborts.
>
> - cleaning the solution first and do a full build.
>
> One mistake I did was to erroneously presume (slap across the head)
> that you can compile the projects individually and/or via the command
> line with VCBUILD.  In fact, you can not without running into solution
> build problems.  So clean the solution first and use the IDE only.
>
> - Then take your wife and/or girlfiend to dinner, a movie, and when
> you come back, maybe you will be lucky - multiple ways. :-)
>
> I really wish they would break down this project (oops, solution)
> better.  I noticed that a good bit of the total build time is used up
> in building the test units.  The next time I rebuild, I am going to
> try to unload these projects to save some time.
>
> ---
>
> doth wrote:
>> Great, i'll rebuild and keep the thread updated.
>>
>> @Marc-Antoine
>> Meanwhile i am trying the --force option with gclient, thanks Marc-
>> Antoine for the suggestion
>>
>
> >
>

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