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Current behavior:
When building the python wrapper manually and only when targeting native windows I've had to use a work around that combines the missing linked libs to address the following error:
Expected behavior
Not have unresolved external symbols in libdogecoin.a.
Steps to reproduce:
Will post a script that will automate the failure shortly. Note this is to be performed on Windows with VS build tools and Windows SDK installed.
libdogecoin commit
Both 0.1.1-dev and 0.2.0-dev contain this bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Steps to repro are install VS build tools, Windows SDK on Windows and clone and checkout mingw32-failure branch from the following repo: https://github.com/xanimo/python-libdogecoin
Then run bin/init --arch=amd64 and you'll see that since the missing libs are not being linked to the corresponding libdogecoin.a for mingw32, the python wheel compilation will fail and show the unresolved external symbols as seen in the gist above.
Bug Report
Current behavior:
When building the python wrapper manually and only when targeting native windows I've had to use a work around that combines the missing linked libs to address the following error:
https://gist.github.com/xanimo/e5c306da8b83a6ee1caa9da8b2110012
Expected behavior
Not have unresolved external symbols in libdogecoin.a.
Steps to reproduce:
Will post a script that will automate the failure shortly. Note this is to be performed on Windows with VS build tools and Windows SDK installed.
libdogecoin commit
Both 0.1.1-dev and 0.2.0-dev contain this bug.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: