On Wed, Nov 10, 2010 at 9:45 AM, Christian Ehrlicher <[email protected]> wrote: >> Hi, >> >> Yesterday was trying to rebuild my KDE on Windows sandbox since I've >> changed my virtual machine from an XP with msvc2008 to a Windows 7 >> with msvc2010. At first I was getting a link error while building >> strigi. Fixed that by installing win_iconv explicitly (wrong >> dependency). Then kdelibs built just fine until the documentation >> generation step. That was when xmlint.exe and meinproc4.exe crashed >> with and access violation error. >> >> I'm suspecting that this is happening because I have mixed msvc2008 >> binaries (that came from win32libs-bin) with msvc2010 binaries (that I >> compiled and linked against the msvc2008 binaries). I'm trying to >> prove this by using EMERGE_SOURCEONLY=True and unmerging all >> win32libs-bin packages. This will take a while on my virtual machine >> so I though I start a discussion about this since maybe someone knows >> more and can confirm/infirm what I've just said. Debugging the exes >> showed that the crash was somewhere in the exe initialization code for >> xmlint and when accessing libmxml2 in case of meinproc4. >> >> AFAIK msvc2010 has a new standard libs implementation so I don't know >> how much binary compatibility is between the two compilers. Plus I saw >> yesterday on IRC that someone else was having the same problem >> (xmlit.exe crashing). >> >> Any ideas? >> > It works fine with source-only pakets on my system.
Then shouldn't EMERGE_SOURCEONLY=True be the default? At least when the compiler is different from msvc2008 and mingw4 (for these compilers the bin packages are available). Regards, Cristian _______________________________________________ Kde-windows mailing list [email protected] https://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-windows
