Cannot build/compile project myself #17
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- Make WIN32 executable based on compiler to support unix targets - Re-order linking of wotreplay in Qt5 app - Include src as include directory to enable building of Qt5 app
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Resolved the two building issues. (related to GD and Qt5) Just did a small look around in the GUI app to refresh Some questions you might have about the UI.
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For support on building it on windows, I'll need some more details. For me the biggest hurdle was just tracking down compatible pre-compiled libraries. Which is why I included them in the repo. https://github.com/evido/wotreplay-parser/blob/master/ext/dependencies.zip . I remember that most of the majority is just configuring the dependencies in CMAKE because auto detection doesn't go as smoothly as on linux. |
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Hi, thanks again for your speedy reply. Make on linux is definitely working for me now. On the windows side, I'm getting some build errors that are hard for me to understand. Here is my cmakesettings.json, and below that, my build output: |
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Would it be possible to just use the VS2019 generator ? That's how I managed to build it. |
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Trying that, i run into the following errors" So I delete "std::" Then, finally I get these errors, which I don't quite understand |
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Did some more experimentation to trace down the error, but didn't manage to reproduce it. Just wondering you did configure it to make a win32 build right ? In the CMake files I believe it's hardcoded to do so. The reason why that file ui_mainwindow.h is in build, is because it's being generated by Qt and not actually part of the source. |
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I think part of the problem, is the two "main" functions. I know that they get built into separate executable files, but I think I can only have one per project? (I don't know if that's accurate). Do you have 1 solution, with 2 projects inside it? Here's what I have configured: |
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Looks like this on my side, multiple projects that produce executables with their own main function shouldn't be a problem:
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Hi, I have tried for many hours to build the project myself, including on my main Windows machine with VS2019 and also on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS with the make command. I have had no success on either one. Both machines and dev environments seem to struggle with the GUI components of the project if I'm reading the errors right. I have spent a lot of time on Google working through my misunderstanding of the dependencies, but I'm still stumped on trying to get the project to build. If you could provide the needed info for either VS2019 or make on Ubuntu, I would greatly appreciate it! I know I can get the binaries from releases, but I'd like to poke around and understand the code a bit.
cmake_and_make_output.txt
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