[email protected] wrote:
>> So, does that mean I successfully build webkit?

>>

>I believe so.

Is there anything to check if my webkit is successfully built?

I find a WebKit.dll in WebKit/WebKitBuild/bin, whose size is 5.12M .

>> Why can't I successfully build it at the first time?
>>

>I'm not sure. When the build fails you could look at the contents of
>$(WebKitOutputDir)\buildfailed (i.e., WebKitBuild\buildfailed) to see
>which project failed to delete the buildfailed file in step (3).

I've checked it. It's "XXjscXX" in my WebKitBuild/buildfailed file.


OK, it sounds like jsc.vcproj is failing but the other projects are succeeding. jsc.vcproj produces jsc.exe, which is a JavaScript interpreter. Having jsc.exe fail to build doesn't affect whether WebKit.dll builds (since WebKit.dll builds first).

Does the BuildLog.htm file for jsc.vcproj mention any errors? You can find it at WebKitBuild/obj/jsc/Release/BuildLog.htm.

-Adam

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