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Windows build needs to be fixed #36
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Sorry for the delay. This platform lib doesn't need that form signed. It's a library with some shared utlities between libCEC and Kodi (add-ons). It's also not required for changing cmake files, only for code. Did you see #38 ? I assume that there's an overlap there. thanks! |
no worries. There are several utilities like this that get pulled to compile libCEC. I do not remember which ones are affected. The biggest issue is that the path to the folder where the sources are located cannot have a space in them. the build fails if it does. Just recently I have done a really large amount of work with detecting Visual C installations including Visual Studios and Build Tools. From compiler version 4.0 to 15.0 along with detecting the SDK versions installed .NET NETFX. I am able to replicate the build environment without the need for vcvarsall. So if you need any input on where things are located in order to run a proper detection instead of only looking for VS***COMNTOOLS in the environment (not a great way to detect compiler version) The detection should look for some environment variables that only get set if a build environment has been created. If there is a build environment then check the compiler version. if there is not then proceed to some for of a detection and set up the build environment. without the use of vcvarsall. There are version of vcvarsall that are broken and do not set the environment properly. So I would steer clear of using them, I know using it is very tempting because of the convenience, but they are not worth the headache. This issue has been here a long time. I do not remember exactly what I did to fix it. I would have to go back through it again to see what I did. I am sure I can make it more robust. I do not believe the other issue is the same as this one.. These problems are specific to building on Windows. |
I've updated things to get it building again, with the old toolchains. |
In this repositories current state these are the errors I have come across
Does not handle spaces in paths properly.
Command structure for cmake is incorrect, the source directory is the last item supplied to cmake.
MAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX variable gets applied to the source path, causing an invalid directory error.
These things I have fixed.
I also added support for Visual Studio 2017, as well as auto detection of Visual Studio versions 12, 14, and 15. It will automatically use the highest version installed.
I know that there is a form to be filled out when contributing. I have done this for the libCEC repository and I would like to know if I have to do another for this repository as well?
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