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wxWidgets 2.6 (MSW, GCC) installation instructions
AkiraDev:
--- Quote from: sethjackson on January 31, 2006, 06:06:55 pm ---Try this too
--- Code: (dos) ---C:\Dev\wxWidgets-2.6.2\build\msw>mingw32-make -f makefile.gcc BUILD=release
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I think you are supposed to tell wx which build to build. Ex. release or debug....... I could be wrong though.
You do need mingw32-make ver 3.80 just like killerbot said. :D
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Well, the release build is, I believe, the default. You can find the default values for all settings in the config.gcc file. You can even edit it so as to be able to build your wxWidgets the way you want it, without having to pass your options in the command line.
Gregorius:
Still the same...
I have make version 3.80. I've downloaded the newest make (3.80 too) from MinGW website and it still don't works :(
It is the only "mingw32-make.*" I have on my whole harddrive (checked with "Explorer Find").
I have Borland C++ 5.5 Compiler installed, but I've removed its bin directory from PATH (I'm sure its not in the path)...
Maybe I'll try tomorrow with another computer, it may be a software collision with something :(
mandrav:
--- Quote ---Can anybody help me with my "stupid" error?
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You are using "MSYS make" (or make under MSYS). Please use the standalone "make"...
Gregorius:
I don't use MSYS at all... I've tried to "make" with MSYS too, but I get exactly the same error!
Anyway, it is working! :)
I've just tried to build wxWidgets on my desktop PC, and there's no such problem!
I was trying to build it on my notebook previously.
I did it exactly the same way: installed CodeBlocks, added its bin to PATH, unpacked wxWidgets and no more "syntax errors"... strange.
I think it is a matter of some other software, but I just can't find what it could be. If I'll find out, I will let you know.
Michael:
--- Quote from: Gregorius on January 31, 2006, 08:10:11 pm ---I think it is a matter of some other software, but I just can't find what it could be. If I'll find out, I will let you know.
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May be it is a "problem(s)" with the PATH or other configuration settings. Try to compare both (notbook and Desktop PC) and see if the are some notable differences.
Michael
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