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Add tested build setup for windows to README #181
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Please send pull requests to improve this project. Leaving this issue open until tested instructions are added to the readme. It shouldn't be hard to make a build setup for visual studio if somebody has interest in making that. There is also a cmake buildfile in the tree now that may work great on windows. |
I tried the steps on WSL(Ubuntu 20.04 as default) but in step 4 I encountered:
Here is my terminal output:
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Sorry, I left out |
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Are you able to post the entire sequence of commands you ran, in exact order, so somebody can reproduce the issue on a fresh setup of wsl ubuntu when time is found to do so? It looks like your linker reported success but generated no output, or the output disappeared after it was generated, or a bug in wsl's filesystem was encountered. In the meantime you could try copying the precise steps from .travis.yml or using a different system as two ways to troubleshoot it further. |
Here is my .travis.yml:
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Travis's "linux" OS is ubuntu 16.04. This would indicate that you have a different version of mingw, which is possibly but probably not the cause of your issue.
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Here is output of all steps you extracted from .travis.yml
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I'm spending a little time on my phone using travis to look into the issue you describe. I'll edit this post as I find more, and tag you if I finish.
@Stonica my travis build for windows on ubuntu 20 completed the make step successfully. The log of commands run is at https://travis-ci.org/github/xloem/libbtc/jobs/766198111 . There is a button on that page to show the log, and after it is shown there are little triangles to the left of each section to expand them. Here are differences I observed:
I'm not yet sure why you ran into linking errors, but we have a lot more information now. |
Native VS build is supported, too, as per #197 |
It is very usefull library, but I need to use on windows, so I appreciate if you inform me how to build on windows
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