On Wed, Apr 1, 2009 at 2:46 PM, Sergey Parfenyuk <
myseve...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
> I've tried to build sample from source code but faced with some
> problems. I'm not an expert in bat files and in Python. But the fact
> is that Windows Vista doesn't recognize slashes in path string (error
> occurs during scons running). So I replaced them with backslashes and
> then I had a fun from success :) Next, I think codegen.bat is likely
> wrong written:
>
> if not "%PYTHON"=="" goto :RUN
> PYTHON=python.exe
>
> Perhaps, it should be:
>
> if not "%PYTHON%"=="" goto :RUN
> set PYTHON=python.exe
>
> No? :)
Hi Sergey,
Thanks for trying this. I will look at fixing some of the
windows-related bugs. The .bat change is reasonable. For the '/' vs
'\' in the scons files, I'm a bit surprised, because scons is supposed
to deal with the difference. Which version of scons are you using ?
> And, unfortunately, python haven't generate any file to end the
> building of sample code. It return message: "Source files haven't
> changed: nothing to generate". What reason of this situation?
The program keeps a hash of all the inputs, so that it doesn't
regenerate the output files if the input haven't changed. It keeps the
hash into the glue/hash file (inside the examples directory). Maybe
one of the runs produced the hash but not the files ? If you
completely delete the glue/ directory, it should work again.
Thanks,
Antoine
>
> Thanks for attention.
> >
>
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