On Jun 23, 2006, at 11:21 AM, Arun Kumar wrote:
> Part I: Cygwin and pseudo stable
> I first downloaded the pseudo stable release cs-pseudo- 
> stable-2006-01-27.zip. I already had cygwin on my system so I  
> compiled with that. Everything compiled fine. The only problem I am  
> facing is with the sample applications, some of them work, most of  
> them crash.
> Program recieved signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
> 0x34041ef3 in cspluginPNGimg::ImagePngFile::PngLoader::ImagePngRead (
> ? ? png=0x32810dd0, data=0x328112e0 "", size=8)
> ? ? at plugins/video/loader/png/pngimage.cpp:357
> 357? ? ? ? ? ? if (self->r_size < size)

Almost certainly, this is an issue with incompatible headers and  
libraries being used by the Cygwin compiler and linker. Peter Amstutz  
researched the issue rather thoroughly a couple weeks ago and has  
worked up a solution, but it is not yet clear as to when we will be  
able to install his solution.

> Part II: MSYS/MingW
> After checking these forums I saw some posts about MingW/MSYS being  
> preffered over cygwin, so I gave that a shot. I installed MingW  
> first with MingW-5.0.2.exe.
> Then installed MSYS, MSYS-1.0.10-rc-5.exe.
> Configure appears to run fine but at the end I get a ./ 
> config.status: failed to open directory ./configstat<randomnumbers>/ 
> jcache
> When I run jam it appears to be compiling the source, but nothing  
> gets created. The out/debug/blahblah dont get created at all.

It's been reported before, but we've never managed to track down the  
problem. I've even experienced a similar manifestation randomly on  
several occasions. The issue seems to be that some commands which  
should create files and/or directories fail silently. You might try a  
different version of MSYS, but no guarantee that it will make a  
difference.

> Part III: Cygwin and SVN
> I finally grabbed the SVN copy yesterday and tried compiling it on  
> cygwin.
> Here is the jam output I get:
> CompileResources ./out/msysx86/debug/plugins/bugplug/ 
> bugplug_resource.o
> windres: <stdin>:34: syntax error

Most likely it's a problem with the line-endings (CRLF vs. LF). As a  
guess, I would say that your Cygwin is configured for LF line- 
endings, but the SVN checkout gave you CRLF line-endings, and  
windres.exe is incapable of handling the situation. Or vice-versa.

-- ES



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