On Wednesday 25 August 2010 23:47:40 you wrote: > Hi Hugo, > > I tried running the script and it's failing with an error compiling > generatorrunner. It seems to be the same problem with unresolved > symbols while linking sphinxtabletest that also happens if I try to > compile it myself. Is there a convenient way to log all of the > output? Each step seems to happen in a different command prompt that > closes and leaves behind no detailed information about what went wrong.
Yeah, It's a known issue, I intent to fix it asap. You have libxml2 or libxslt installed on your system and maybe something is wrong with them. You can disable this dependence passing -DDISABLE_DOCSTRING=1 when calling cmake to compile ApiExtractor. > Would you mind e-mailing me your installer binary so I could try it > out while we figure out what is wrong? We'll release a tech preview of the Windows version today or tomorrow, so is better to wait few hours =] > Thanks, > > Patrick > > > Message: 2 > > Date: Tue, 24 Aug 2010 19:25:52 -0300 > > From: Hugo Parente Lima <[email protected]> > > To: [email protected] > > Subject: [PySide] Status Report: PySide on Windows > > Message-ID: <[email protected]> > > Content-Type: text/plain; charset="us-ascii" > > > > After some commits and tests this past sprint, PySide finally > > compiles on MS > > Windows without problems. > > > > We did tests mostly on MSVC 2008 but also on MingGW. A Windows > > installer and > > the proper scripts to automate their creation are also ready to be > > used. > > > > Surprisingly the windows installer has only 1,8MiB, yes, the > > Windows binaries > > are much smaller than the Linux ones and as you can imagine, our > > installer > > does provide the Qt libraries, so you need to install them by > > yourself. (the > > MSVC 2008 version), this can be changed in the future depending on > > your > > opinions about the matter. > > > > The installer will be available to download just on the next PySide > > release, > > but if you really want to test PySide on Windows right now you have > > two > > options: > > > > - Download the script used to create the installer and create it > > with your own > > hands (preferred way, because you will also test my script). > > - Ask me on IRC (hugopl at freenode, #pyside) and I can send to you > > the > > installer binary I have on my computer. > > > > To create the installer by your own is easy: follow the recipe: > > - Download and install cmake 2.8. > > - Download python, 2.6 or 2.7. > > - Download and install some git for windows. > > - Download and install MS Visual Studio Express 2008. <-- 2008!!, > > NOT 2010 > > - Download and install Qt library for MSVC2008. > > - Download and install InnoSetup. > > - Put InnoSetup executable (iscc) on your system path > > - Put cmake on your system path. > > - Put git on your system path. > > - git clone git://gitorious.org/pyside/packaging.git > > - cd packaging\windows > > - cscript createpackage.js > > - wait... > > - Enjoy PySide on Windows! > > > > Known issues: > > > > - When the script tries to run the PySide tests all will fail, this > > is because > > you need shiboken.dll on your system path and the script doesn't do > > it yet. > > - I didn't tested the combination MSVC2010 and Qt binaries > > (compiled with > > MSVC2008). > > - 4 tests still failing on windows, but we are investigating them. > > > > Anyway, now we can finally create PySide applications on Windows :-D > > > > Good hacking everyone. > > > > > > ------------------------------ -- Hugo Parente Lima INdT - Instituto Nokia de Tecnologia
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