> With this setup: > - PRs 53-60 (including update to PR 59 on January 27) applied to GUB, > - Ubuntu 14.05 LTS amd64, ran in a chroot from Fedora 29, > - an Intel Core 2 Duo E8500 at 3.16GHz > > I had a build of LilyPond binaries, tests and docs without error in > about 8 hours, with master branch; I got also the same with > stable/2.20 > branch plus a couple of additional commits:
I tested the resulting Mingw binary on a MS Windows 10 Home machine I managed to put the hands on: lilypond-windows.exe (which opens the shipped editor with the welcome text file) hangs, convert-ly.py is OK, lilypond.exe is slow at the start. I might have screwed up something during the build... With another succesful build with that same LilyPond branch (dev/jm- stable-2.20), but GUB master plus PRs 53 to 57, 58 without Python wrapper, and 60 to 62, I got a better working Mingw (which may not be related with the difference in GUB sources): lilypond-windows.exe works normally, convert-ly and lilypond work well, but just like on the other build, the encoding of console messages in French in cmd.exe window is screwed, with UTF-8 accented characters displayed as if they were interpreted in Latin-1. FWIW I used as a test input https://www.mutopiaproject.org/cgibin/piece-info.cgi?id=2240 with application of convert-ly. Best -- John Mandereau _______________________________________________ lilypond-devel mailing list [email protected] https://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lilypond-devel
