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Technical Support / Code::Blocks Compilation Woes
« on: March 21, 2007, 18:48:22 »
Hey guys.
Here's the lowdown: I run Windows XP with SP2. I downloaded the 19th nightly build of Code::Blocks for this month. I downloaded and installed MinGW and everything that is associated with it, according to the OdaWiki. Extracted everything into C:\MinGW, including the "include" and "lib" folders for the SDL 1.2.11 and SDL_mixer 1.2.11 files. I received the latest files from the SVN and put them in a directory. The OdaWiki states to open Code::Blocks and rebuild the entire workspace, so that is what I did; I attempted to rebuild the workspace that was in the SVN. Herein lies the problem: it will compile quite a few files before giving me a warning that says
"Warning: .drectve `/DEFAULTLIB:"MSVCRT" /DEFAULTLIB:"OLDNAMES" ' unrecognized",
and three errors that say,
"1)C:\MinGW\lib\SDLmain.lib(./Release/SDL_win32_main.obj):C:\SDL-1.2.11\Src\:(.text[_main]+0x55): undefined reference to `_alloca_probe'
2)C:\MinGW\lib\SDLmain.lib(./Release/SDL_win32_main.obj):C:\SDL-1.2.11\Src\:(.text[_WinMain@16]+0x181): undefined reference to `_alloca_probe'
3)C:\MinGW\lib\SDLmain.lib(./Release/SDL_win32_main.obj):C:\SDL-1.2.11\Src\:(.text[_WinMain@16]+0x1c1): undefined reference to `_alloca_probe' ".
I am confused as to what this means; I had thought that merely putting all of the necessary SDL files into the MinGW directory would have sufficed. I googled "sdl codeblocks" and came to a page that said how to install SDL for use with Code::Blocks, so I followed those instructions to see if I could finally link everything. No go; same warning and errors.
It would be totally tubular if I could get this project compiling so I could play around with it and maybe, hopefully, provide some patch fixes after I've looked into it. If anyone has any idea what I might be doing wrong, or not doing at all, please shed some light on my situation [sad face].
Oh, here's a screen shot of what happened in case I confused anyone. Thank you for any help in advance. I'll try to catch someone in #odamex when I get the chance.
Here's the lowdown: I run Windows XP with SP2. I downloaded the 19th nightly build of Code::Blocks for this month. I downloaded and installed MinGW and everything that is associated with it, according to the OdaWiki. Extracted everything into C:\MinGW, including the "include" and "lib" folders for the SDL 1.2.11 and SDL_mixer 1.2.11 files. I received the latest files from the SVN and put them in a directory. The OdaWiki states to open Code::Blocks and rebuild the entire workspace, so that is what I did; I attempted to rebuild the workspace that was in the SVN. Herein lies the problem: it will compile quite a few files before giving me a warning that says
"Warning: .drectve `/DEFAULTLIB:"MSVCRT" /DEFAULTLIB:"OLDNAMES" ' unrecognized",
and three errors that say,
"1)C:\MinGW\lib\SDLmain.lib(./Release/SDL_win32_main.obj):C:\SDL-1.2.11\Src\:(.text[_main]+0x55): undefined reference to `_alloca_probe'
2)C:\MinGW\lib\SDLmain.lib(./Release/SDL_win32_main.obj):C:\SDL-1.2.11\Src\:(.text[_WinMain@16]+0x181): undefined reference to `_alloca_probe'
3)C:\MinGW\lib\SDLmain.lib(./Release/SDL_win32_main.obj):C:\SDL-1.2.11\Src\:(.text[_WinMain@16]+0x1c1): undefined reference to `_alloca_probe' ".
I am confused as to what this means; I had thought that merely putting all of the necessary SDL files into the MinGW directory would have sufficed. I googled "sdl codeblocks" and came to a page that said how to install SDL for use with Code::Blocks, so I followed those instructions to see if I could finally link everything. No go; same warning and errors.
It would be totally tubular if I could get this project compiling so I could play around with it and maybe, hopefully, provide some patch fixes after I've looked into it. If anyone has any idea what I might be doing wrong, or not doing at all, please shed some light on my situation [sad face].
Oh, here's a screen shot of what happened in case I confused anyone. Thank you for any help in advance. I'll try to catch someone in #odamex when I get the chance.