Alan W. Irwin wrote:
> On 2009-07-15 17:53-0400 Hazen Babcock wrote:
> 
>> Alan W. Irwin wrote:
>>> [...]Furthermore, if you are still getting a warning (now) about a missing 
>>> C++
>>> compiler, I frankly don't understand why 5.9.4 works for you at all without
>>> erroring out at cmake time. The C++ language was an absolute requirement 
>>> for
>>> 5.9.4.  The method used to find C++ had a different top-level (the project
>>> command without any languages specified is the same as demanding C and 
>>> C++),
>>> but the underlying method (CMakeDetermineCXXCompiler) for finding the C++
>>> compiler should be identical. Are you using the exact same generator and
>>> environment variables for both PLplot 5.9.4 and PLplot svn trunk? The
>>> generator and CXX environment variable will make a difference to whether 
>>> you
>>> find a C++ compiler or not.
>> I believe everything is the same. I am using the CMake GUI configuration 
>> utility and not the command line cmake (due to the apparent gdi32 issue). 
>> The 
>> problem is that cmake-gui-plplot-5.9.4 considers my C++ compiler to be 
>> findable/acceptable whereas cmake-gui-plplot-svn does not. Note that 
>> cmake-gui-plplot-svn does find a Gnu CXX compiler but then errors out 
>> anyway. 
>> Any ideas about what might have changed to lead to this difference would be 
>> appreciated. I'd like to get Qt and PyQt working on the windows computer 
>> that 
>> I have access to so I'll need to get past this C++ hang up (and/or figure 
>> out 
>> the gdi32 thing so that I can use the command line version of cmake).
> 
> Try disabling the wingcc device to avoid anything to do with gdi32.  Does that
> solve all your Windows build issues?

It looks like the problem is actually somewhere in the PLD_wxwidgets 
logic. If I set PLD_wxwidgets=OFF then everything else seems to work 
(for both plplot-svn and plplot-5.9.4).

-Hazen


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