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how to compile UniversalSpeech.dll 64 bits #3
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Yup, I get the same thing, no matter what configuration I try to compile in. |
@AlexanderPanshin and @TheQuinbox: |
@qtnc, here's my full shell session: C:\Users\Quin>cd C:\Users\Quin\git\c C:\Users\Quin\git\c>git clone https://www.github.com/qtnc/universalSpeech Resolving deltas: 100% (209/209), done. C:\Users\Quin\git\c>cd universalSpeech C:\Users\Quin\git\c\universalSpeech>mingw32-make C:\Users\Quin\git\c\universalSpeech> |
Thank you. Now I can explain what's going on.
The standard mkdir windows command don't support the -p option, which allow creating directories recursively, and just don't nothing instead of returning an error if the given directory already exists. I have two machines. If I remove the .exe suffix, it continues working on one, but not on the other. I have never understood why. If you have an idea how I can fix this problem so that it works everywhere without the .exe suffix, you are welcome. |
Adding %USERPROFILE%\scoop\apps\git\current\usr\bin to path fixed the issue. Now it compiles (all be it with some warnings). Thanks a ton! |
Greetings. Tell me how to compile UniversalSpeech.dll 64 bits The make utility gives an error
mingw32-make: *** [makefile:50: objd/src/windows/screenReaderAPICompat.o] Error 2
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