Hi Malcom, After many effort, i still can't run in release mode. I am using the same flags as you do down here, same order of libraries. I would say it is almost eqaul.
But you can run the sample and i can not. So can you but your version of all the makefiles you used to achieve this, or if possible the whole wxArt2D project in which you did this, into a tgz file. And put it somewhere i can download it, or sent it to me directly. That way i can see the order of linking of the several modules, and maybe even the order of files in a library. I must be missing something, but i don't know what to try next. Klaas Malcolm Nealon wrote: > klaas.holwerda wrote: >> Malcolm Nealon wrote: >> >>> Does it need replacing by anything? is it being used in any samples? >>> >> Yes, stsl so skip those also. >> > > will do > >>> If it is possible to make a functioning release and debug build using >>> the wxdev-c++ makefiles/gcc compiler makefiles, then do you really need >>> the MSYS route? (Obviously there may be some >>> who are using it, but they may be able to achieve the same thing with >>> the wxdev/gcc method of building) >>> >>> >> Maybe, i think when things do work on Linux, why don't they work on >> windows with Cygwin etc?? >> > > If you ever answer that I'd be interested in knowing why. >> >>> If it saves you time and effort, I would much rather see a change to the >>> cmake files which makes it possible to create your library >>> (debug/release) without having to go through the time and trouble of >>> creating a new project for each library. >>> >> Well, that is not a cmake problem, much more a compiler/linker problem. >> But if you can send me the project files needed for wxDevCpp, i can see >> if i can generate them directly with Cmake for you. >> I still do not get how wxDevCpp makes things work, using a project >> files, or makefiles ?? >> > wxDev-Cpp has project files itself. These have the .dev extension. here > is an example for the editor/zoom sample > > [Project] > FileName=zoom.dev > Name=zoom > UnitCount=2 > PchHead=-1 > PchSource=-1 > Ver=3 > IsCpp=1 > ProfilesCount=2 > ProfileIndex=0 > Folders= > > [Unit1] > FileName=zoom.cpp > CompileCpp=1 > Folder=zoom > Compile=1 > Link=1 > Priority=1000 > OverrideBuildCmd=0 > BuildCmd= > > [Unit2] > FileName=zoom.h > CompileCpp=1 > Folder=zoom > Compile=1 > Link=1 > Priority=1000 > OverrideBuildCmd=0 > BuildCmd= > > [VersionInfo] > Major=0 > Minor=1 > Release=1 > Build=1 > LanguageID=1033 > CharsetID=1252 > CompanyName= > FileVersion= > FileDescription= > InternalName= > LegalCopyright= > LegalTrademarks= > OriginalFilename= > ProductName= > ProductVersion= > AutoIncBuildNrOnRebuild=0 > AutoIncBuildNrOnCompile=0 > UnitCount=2 > > [Profile1] > ProfileName=MingW 3.4.2 > Type=0 > ObjFiles= > Includes="C:\Program Files\Dev-Cpp\include\wxart2d";"C:\Program > Files\Dev-Cpp\include\wxart2d\agg2\include" > Libs= > ResourceIncludes= > MakeIncludes= > Compiler=-fexceptions_@@_-fno-pcc-struct-return_@@_-fstrict-aliasing_@@_-Wall_@@_ > CppCompiler=-fexceptions_@@_-fno-pcc-struct-return_@@_-fstrict-aliasing_@@_-Wall_@@_ > Linker=-lwxmsw28_stc_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_canvas_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_aggdrawer_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_artbase_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_curves_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_editor_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_docview_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_canextobj_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_gdsio_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_general_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_keyio_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_svgio_@@_-lwxart2d_msw_xmlparse_@@_-lantigrain_@@_-lkbool_@@_-mwindows_@@_-lwxmsw28_@@_-lwxmsw28_gl_@@_-lwxtiff_@@_-lwxjpeg_@@_-lwxpng_@@_-lwxzlib_@@_-lwxregex_@@_-lwxexpat_@@_-lkernel32_@@_-luser32_@@_-lgdi32_@@_-lcomdlg32_@@_-lwinspool_@@_-lwinmm_@@_-lshell32_@@_-lcomctl32_@@_-lole32_@@_-loleaut32_@@_-luuid_@@_-lrpcrt4_@@_-ladvapi32_@@_-lwsock32_@@_-lodbc32_@@_-lopengl32_@@_ > PreprocDefines=__WXMSW___@@___GNUWIN32___@@___WIN95___@@_ > CompilerSettings=0000000001001000000000 > Icon= > ExeOutput=. > ObjectOutput=Objects\MingW > OverrideOutput=0 > OverrideOutputName=zoom.exe > HostApplication= > CommandLine= > UseCustomMakefile=0 > CustomMakefile= > IncludeVersionInfo=0 > SupportXPThemes=0 > CompilerSet=0 > compilerType=0 > > [Profile2] > ProfileName=Visual C++ 2005 > Type=0 > ObjFiles= > Includes= > Libs= > ResourceIncludes= > MakeIncludes= > Compiler= > CppCompiler= > Linker=wxmsw28.lib_@@_wxmsw28_gl.lib_@@_wxtiff.lib_@@_wxjpeg.lib_@@_wxpng.lib_@@_wxzlib.lib_@@_wxregex.lib_@@_wxexpat.lib_@@_kernel32.lib_@@_user32.lib_@@_gdi32.lib_@@_comdlg32.lib_@@_winspool.lib_@@_winmm.lib_@@_shell32.lib_@@_comctl32.lib_@@_ole32.lib_@@_oleaut32.lib_@@_uuid.lib_@@_rpcrt4.lib_@@_advapi32.lib_@@_wsock32.lib_@@_odbc32.lib_@@_opengl32.lib_@@_ > PreprocDefines=_@@_ > CompilerSettings=000000000000010000000000000000000000 > Icon= > ExeOutput=Output\Visual C++ 2005 > ObjectOutput=Objects\Visual C++ 2005 > OverrideOutput=0 > OverrideOutputName= > HostApplication= > CommandLine= > UseCustomMakefile=0 > CustomMakefile= > IncludeVersionInfo=0 > SupportXPThemes=0 > CompilerSet=1 > compilerType=1 > > When the wxDev-Cpp user selects "compile and run" then wxDev-Cpp > converts the information contained within the project into a makefile > (called makefile.win) which is passed to the make program. > > The Makefile.Win file for the above editor/zoom sample follows > > # Project: zoom > # Compiler: Default GCC compiler > # Compiler Type: MingW 3 > # Makefile created by wxDev-C++ 6.10.2 on 10/02/08 23:02 > > CPP = C:\Progra~1\Dev-Cpp\Bin\g++.exe > CC = C:\Progra~1\Dev-Cpp\Bin\gcc.exe > WINDRES = C:\Progra~1\Dev-Cpp\Bin\windres.exe > OBJ = Objects/MingW/zoom.o > LINKOBJ = Objects/MingW/zoom.o > LIBS = -L"C:/Program Files/Dev-Cpp/" -L"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/Lib" -lwxmsw28_stc -lwxart2d_msw_canvas > -lwxart2d_msw_aggdrawer -lwxart2d_msw_artbase -lwxart2d_msw_curves > -lwxart2d_msw_editor -lwxart2d_msw_docview -lwxart2d_msw_canextobj > -lwxart2d_msw_gdsio -lwxart2d_msw_general -lwxart2d_msw_keyio > -lwxart2d_msw_svgio -lwxart2d_msw_xmlparse -lantigrain -lkbool -mwindows > -lwxmsw28 -lwxmsw28_gl -lwxtiff -lwxjpeg -lwxpng -lwxzlib -lwxregex > -lwxexpat -lkernel32 -luser32 -lgdi32 -lcomdlg32 -lwinspool -lwinmm > -lshell32 -lcomctl32 -lole32 -loleaut32 -luuid -lrpcrt4 -ladvapi32 > -lwsock32 -lodbc32 -lopengl32 > INCS = -I"C:/Program Files/Dev-Cpp/include" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/wxart2d" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/wxart2d/agg2/include" > CXXINCS = -I"C:/Program Files/Dev-Cpp/lib/gcc/mingw32/3.4.2/include" > -I"C:/Program Files/Dev-Cpp/include/c++/3.4.2/backward" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/c++/3.4.2/mingw32" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/c++/3.4.2" -I"C:/Program Files/Dev-Cpp/include" > -I"C:/Program Files/Dev-Cpp/" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/msw" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/generic" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/fl" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/gizmos" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/html" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/mmedia" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/net" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/ogl" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/plot" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/protocol" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/stc" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/svg" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/xml" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx/xrc" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common/wx" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/common" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/wxart2d" -I"C:/Program > Files/Dev-Cpp/include/wxart2d/agg2/include" > RCINCS = --include-dir "C:/PROGRA~1/Dev-Cpp/" --include-dir > "C:/PROGRA~1/Dev-Cpp/include/common" > BIN = zoom.exe > DEFINES = -D__WXMSW__ -D__GNUWIN32__ -D__WIN95__ > CXXFLAGS = $(CXXINCS) $(DEFINES) -fexceptions -fno-pcc-struct-return > -fstrict-aliasing -Wall -D__WXMSW__ -D__GNUWIN32__ -D__WIN95__ -m32 > -fexpensive-optimizations -O3 > CFLAGS = $(INCS) $(DEFINES) -fexceptions -fno-pcc-struct-return > -fstrict-aliasing -Wall -D__WXMSW__ -D__GNUWIN32__ -D__WIN95__ -m32 > -fexpensive-optimizations -O3 > GPROF = C:\Progra~1\Dev-Cpp\Bin\gprof.exe > RM = rm -f > LINK = C:\Progra~1\Dev-Cpp\Bin\g++.exe > > .PHONY: all all-before all-after clean clean-custom > all: all-before $(BIN) all-after > > clean: clean-custom > $(RM) $(OBJ) $(BIN) > > $(BIN): $(OBJ) > $(LINK) $(LINKOBJ) -o "zoom.exe" $(LIBS) > > Objects/MingW/zoom.o: $(GLOBALDEPS) zoom.cpp zoom.h mondrian.xpm smile.xpm > $(CPP) -c zoom.cpp -o Objects/MingW/zoom.o $(CXXFLAGS) > > >>> I would much rather a series of >>> makefiles for each library/sample which I can call from within a batch >>> file and leave to run. >>> >>> >> As i said before Cmake generates those makefiles for you, and they are >> makefiles like any other makefiles. >> > > I understand this > >> Actually they are rather advanced when it comes to dependencies and >> things like that. >> So i am not going to write any makefiles by hand, why should i ?? >> The real problem is how to make order of libraries, flags etc. etc. >> work, in such a way that all compilers and runs well. >> And that problem is the same, if i write makefiles or cmake files to >> generate the makefiles. >> > A problem to be sure. If I remember correctly with gcc stuff, the > dependancy of one library to another determines the link order. > >> Anyway, if you manage the directdraw sample or something like that, in >> release mode, i be glad to have those makefiles. >> > I can successfully build and run the following samples (note I had to > remove/replace the resource file in several with the default wx.rc from > the wxwidgets distribution) > aggdrawer/directdraw and tuto > artbase/directdraw and drawtest > canvas/boolop, canmdi, cansim, simple and split > curves/curtuto1 - however it seems to crash when opening documents in > the samples/documents list > docview/auiframe, mdi, multiframe, nonmanaged (although the file menu > options result in exceptions), splitwin and tabframe. > (docview/singleframe sample crashes on startup) > editor/mdi, single, single2, tuto, tuto3, tuto4, vdraws, viewmul, wires > and zoom - although there appears to be a missing file "image2.png" > ( vdrawm sample crashes on startup) > >> If that works, i must be able to get things working with Cmake also. But >> they should work with MSYS in that case. Or can i use Cmake to generate >> for wxDevCpp. When i run CmakeSetup, and choose mingw, it looks like it >> tries to do that. >> Will have another look at that, -- 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
