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Anna:
Just try clean build. There is no error You can always check at :
http://mess.redump.net/mess:compile_failure
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Anna:
Just try clean build. There is no error You can always check at :
http://mess.redump.net/mess:compile_failure OK, i make a clean build. Will answer you tomorrow, because to make a clean build need some hours on my slow Notebook.
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Try adding a -j3 to the make command; that may speed up the build a bit
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Fair warning: -j3 is for dual cores (or hyperthreading). Don't do it on a single-processor system, it'll make things slower
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Are there still non-dual core machines then?
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Unfortunately I have an Intel Mobile Pentium 4 processor with 1.6 GHz. Compiling is still in progress ...
Edit: Not use the parameter : -j3
Last edited by Anna Wu; 09/22/09 08:28 PM.
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Now I have a clean build. Was not easy, because I deleted only the bin\mess\obj\ folder before. But is was not enough, so i deleted also the Bin\mess\src\mess\formats\ folder and some files in bin\mess\src\mess\drivers\ folder. H:\SVN\Bin\mess>mingw32-make TARGET=mess mingw32-make: Nothing to be done for `all'.
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You should let the makefile clean things for you:
mingw32-make TARGET=mess clean
That will clean all the generated binaries and object files.
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You should let the makefile clean things for you:
mingw32-make TARGET=mess clean
That will clean all the generated binaries and object files. Oh yes, now I remember me. It is much easier as do it manually. Next time ...
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however deleting the whole obj/ folder and the executable is more than enough (I think it is exactly what the "clean" do).
deleting part of the source is not needed because the message
mingw32-make: Nothing to be done for `all'.
appears when the compiler founds all the files in the obj/ directory and no newer source file. When you delete obj/, the compiler will compile the whole source again because it finds nothing in the obj/ folder
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