Malcolm Nealon wrote: > I do, but I wondered if my gcc build might offer some clues as to > where/why it fails. For example if it is possible that the smartpointers > are being wrongly initialised, then the warnings from aggdrawer build > might point to the general area: "In file included from
The warnings down here come from which build system? If you can get the warning away, it certainly helps. In the end it is all C++ we are talking about ;-) The simple ones, like unused var, i prefer to disable as warning, because the design of wxArt2D is often virtual function, and adding WXUNUSED all over the place hardly makes sence. >> It will be a digital search with printf in code. Lucky enough it happens >> during >> startup. >> > Point me in the general direction and I'll see where I come out. I have > my win2k computer compiling wxWidgets in MSYS as I write. Well you start in a simple sample that fails at startup. e.g. samples/artbase/samples There in MyFrame you start adding printf, to now how far it gets. But if it is laready during initialization of static stuff, so before any of the code in the samples. It becomes hard. I need to think about it myself. >>> in the Linker section of the executables projects, for some reason the >>> project forgets this every time I reopen it as well as, ignore specific >>> library MSVCRTD.lib, and then build. >>> >> Is this last one a warning? >> > > Yes, you get many many many warnings (or errors I don't remember) about > something being defined twice. Since MSVCRT(D).lib is really the MFC > library, I ignore this library since wxWidgets alone doesn't need it. It > does need the functions etc. defined in the other library (I believe). > Ignoring the mfc lib allows the program to successfully compile and execute. Did you build release or debug? >>> >> Those ones i see too. I find it a bit weird to have _functions like this. >> > We're talking about Microsoft here, when have they ever NOT been weird? Right :-) But if it work on Linux/gcc, i am ready to accept it :-) > It's going to be a long evening That's normal for open source developers, only few can/are allowed to combine it with their work. Klaas -- Unclassified ------------------------------------------------------------------------- This SF.net email is sponsored by: Microsoft Defy all challenges. Microsoft(R) Visual Studio 2008. http://clk.atdmt.com/MRT/go/vse0120000070mrt/direct/01/ _______________________________________________ Wxart2d-users_dev mailing list Wxart2d-users_dev@lists.sourceforge.net https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/wxart2d-users_dev
