This isn't a new issue! I haven't been able to use the CYGWIN version
of Python to build WS, since I start with WS around March this year.
I have install the Win32 native version of Python (v2.3), no problem.
-Tim
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This issue started about three months ago when the python input files
were moved to the 'tools' directory renamed. I believe it was Rev
18391 of .\dissectors\Makefile.nmake that first caused this issue, not
the version of Python.
Since the native Windows path specification includes \ not /,
On Windows (2k/XP),
the link time is significant (1-2 minutes or at least it seems to be!).
Can anyone tell me which dissectors are required? I have been trying a few
tweaks to a dissector we are creating, the build to debug turn-around takes too
long.
In the past I've
just put up with
If you are using 0.99.1+ (maybe) or SVN version you may have this
problem!
This problem crept in several months ago when the python input file for
.\dissectors was renamed (maake-dissector-reg.py) and moved to a
sub-directory. This change was also made in the .\plugins\profinet
sbus
Top post Test!!!
I'd be interested if you can get Wireshark to build debug in CYGWIN
only!!
-Tim
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Q What's wrong with top-posting?
Not sure if you like or dislike top posting.
I'm using MS Outlook the posts that I cc show up top
Have you explored the possibility of building using the recommended MSVC
6/ CYGWIN combination???
-Tim
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Good deal.
I was a little surprised that you were having trouble, since I have seen
email from you about as long as I've been subscribed.
I've tried copying the CYGWIN setup from one machine to another (doesn't
work!). Had to reinstall CYGWIN!
-Tim
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What are you using as source (e.g. SVN tip or source distribution
0.99.3)? I usually build from SVN tip. However, I haven't applied
updates for couple months. Maybe I'll have time to update do a clean
build.
-Tim
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Have you done the following:
Do you intend to build using MSVC CYGWIN tools?
Was your Win32 build environment setup using the Developers Guide,
sections 2.3 4.6.2?
If you intended to use MSVC CYGWIN tools, a command prompt [DOS
prompt] is the way to go!
Also ensure that you have run
I just did build based on source distribution 0.99.3 (retrieved today)!
I did find that the file \wireshark\airpcap.h is missing from the
distribution and causes the build to fail.
Before starting the first build, did you execute: nmake
-fmakefile.nmake distclean and nmake -fmakefile.nmake
Ben - Look at the follow http://wiki.wireshark.org/Development/Tips.
Look at the "Using MSVC++ for debugging" section. By default, the Win32
builds with the debug flag enabled.
GDB must be usedin the CYGWIN environment (not easily
built!!).
-Tim
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I use MSVC++ v6.0 Cygwin. I recently spent better part of a week looking at
how to build entirely under Cygwin (just to support one person who has .net
2005). I finally concluded that it is way too much work. I opted to install
MS Virtual PC (now FREE) setup an environment that can be
To: Developer support list for Wireshark
Subject: Re: [Wireshark-dev] Using GNU Compiler Project
Debugger on Wiindows XP
Cook, Timothy wrote:
Hi All - We recently received new PCs and upgraded from MS
VC++ v6 to
.net 2005. My question is: Has anyone compiled Wireshark with .net
2005
You may want to include: nmake -fmakefile.nmake distclean
as the first step. This will get rid of auto generated files that may
cause initial Win32 build to fail.
-Tim
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