On Fri, Sep 21, 2018 at 4:13 PM, Michael Jackson
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> The easy answer is to use “ninja” from a VS tools X64 Native command prompt.
> For those that want to actually use Visual Studio 15 2017 is there anything
> in CMake or an environment variable that can be set?
>
>
> The issue is that when
d to use. I am not quite
sure how to set it to compile with a 64 bit MinGW toolchain. I suppose
I will need to follow the manual instructions when I have more time;
they are a bit rough.
The other suggestions are welcome, I will try to get back to the list
with my thoughts in a few days.
Cheers,
not a CMake build script, or when the library must be compiled
with MinGW.
It seems to me I should just stick to Cygwin or MSYS2.
Cheers,
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set (mtktool_VERSION_PATCH 0)
configure_file (
"${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/config.h.in"
"${PROJECT_SOURCE_DIR}/config.h"
)
include_directories (
"${CMAKE_CURRENT_SOURCE_DIR}"
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add_definitions (
-municode
-mwindows
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add_executable (
mtktool
mtktool.c
)
Cheers,
dows, then the advice in the
comments above should still be relevant, and give you something to go
on.
Cheers,
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> Fermilab
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omething you might want to do on your own (or you can send it to the
list) is to look at the Makefile generated by CMake, and check to make
sure that Cling is not linked in. If it is this is likely an issue
with FindROOT.cmake. If it's not, you can try using a Makefile.
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you can look at a file host like https://mega.co.nz. Should you want
to try by email again, some lists will accept .tar.bz2, .tar.gz, and
.tar.xz. If you are on Windows you will probably need to install
Cygwin (https://www.cygwin.com/) or 7zip (http://www.7-zip.org/) to
create an archive of
ding a program of
your own? Regardless of whether or not you will be distributing
binaries, these are important questions to ask to make sure your
program can be built easily in the future.
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you generated a
standalone demo that you want to distribute?).
It is important I know where you got the packages, how you built them,
and even better, what precisely you are trying to do with them; it
sounds almost like this is a question more suited to ROOT/Geant4
developers than this mailin
that you ran? Are you
using Clang, and is it necessary that you use Clang?
If we can't resolve your problem here it is possible I can refer you
to someone off-list, but I am not entirely sure what difficulty you
are having.
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have a complete build with
SCons that works under Windows and Linux for my project which is of average
complexity.)
>
Hello,
Are you able to link to your project? I am interested in how you have set
up your build system.
Cheers,
R0b0t1
> Best regards,
> Carsten
>
> $ ls Cafu/Ex
ependency is readily available and/or big.
>>
I dislike doing this on principle but it's pretty common for Windows.
Sticking a deps/ directory in your repository with precompiled
libraries and the header files is an easy way to reduce the burden for
potential contributors. I have also seen instructions fo
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