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<div class="moz-cite-prefix">Le 16/09/2015 20:47, David Gobbi a
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<div class="gmail_quote">On Wed, Sep 16, 2015 at 12:39 PM, pof
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16/09/2015 17:37, Ben Boeckel a écrit :<br>
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On Tue, Sep 15, 2015 at 23:22:23 +0200, pof wrote:<br>
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I am trying to build vtk6.3.0 dlls (using CMake to
generate the MSVC<br>
project files).<br>
- For win64, everything compile and links fine.<br>
- For win32, there is a repetitive compilation error
complaining about<br>
VTK_SIZEOF_CHAR.<br>
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Apparently, the mistake is in the vtkConfigure.h
file, in which the line<br>
#define VTK_SIZEOF_CHAR<br>
is uncomplete.<br>
Modifying as<br>
#define VTK_SIZEOF_CHAR = 1<br>
solves the problem, i.e. it compiles and links<br>
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Hmm, that doesn't look like the right fix (it should
be just '1',<br>
without the '='). We do have VS2010 builds, but they
are all 32bit. Our<br>
32bit builders are VS2012. I guess one should be
bumped down to VS2010<br>
to test it out.<br>
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But this looks like a very weird case anyways. I don't
know why char<br>
would fail, but the rest would succeed. Any thoughts
from those more<br>
familiar with this part of VTK's configure?<br>
<br>
--Ben<br>
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mistake Ben, of course, the correct fix is (as you
mentioned):<br>
#define VTK_SIZEOF_CHAR = 1<br>
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<div>Doesn't look fixed to me ;)</div>
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<div>My primary Windows builds are VS2010 32-bit, and I've
never seen this</div>
<div>problem. Is it possible that there are header files on
your system other</div>
<div>than those in VS2010 that might be confusing the
build? E.g. do you have</div>
<div>mingw-gcc or cygwin installed on your system?</div>
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<div> - David</div>
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again yes<br>
#define VTK_SIZEOF_CHAR 1<br>
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No David, I have neither mingw-gcc nor cygwin installed.<br>
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I have just run again CMake from scratch to produce win32 project,
and this time everything is fine in <span>vtkConfigure.h.<br>
I don't know why yesterday CMake ended with this mistake in
vtkConfigure.h<br>
Sorry for reporting what seems to be a wrong issue.<br>
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Pof<br>
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