Neil Piercy wrote: > I've had a build failure under Windows since the move to glib 2.12.6, > which I traced to a setup problem: the unzip of the packages in > tools/win32-setup.sh uses "unzip -nq" - the -n prevents it updating > existing files at all, ending up with a mix of original package and > new package for those packages which reuse a non-versioned directory > for the unpacked files. > > Proposed fix: > a) change the makefile so all unversioned package directories are > deleted during setup (looks like somebody else noticed similar as this > is already done for gtk2 for 2.12, but it should be wider) - it is > slower but safer to maybe always delete the destination dir and create > it afresh ? > > b) change win32-setup.sh to use -uo in place of -n - at least then you > get all the new package, possibly with remnants of the old package if > it wasnt deleted first and the files are no longer in the new package. > > Patches attached. Hi Neil!
I simply added a dependency from the setup to the clean_setup target, so the dirs mentioned there are removed which should do the job. Regards, ULFL _______________________________________________ Wireshark-dev mailing list [email protected] http://www.wireshark.org/mailman/listinfo/wireshark-dev
