Re: Bug with scons 4.3.0 on migw64
Mats Wichmann <[email protected]>
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On 1/3/22 14:12, Stefano Rebughini wrote: > Dear Scons developers, > > > > I am Stefano Rebughini and I am currectly working on my project ASALI > (https://github.com/srebughini/ASALI > <https://github.com/srebughini/ASALI>). It is based on an opensource > code called CANTERA (cantera.org), which can be compiled using scons. > > > > On the Ubuntu (18.04 – 20.04) version I do not find any issues, but I > cannot compile CANTERA on MingW64. > > > > The issues seems to be related to the command context.TryRun, when the > compiler is g++ and the code extension is .cpp > > > > When the command is running the “.exe” file returs: “Command not found”. there are some known issues with mingw, which in jargon, are that it should be a first-class "platform" similar to how cygwin on Windows is a platform; the fact that it isn't means it sometimes inherits some attributes from the default Windows development environment that it shouldn't. Don't have a glib answer for what the workaround will be for you. Could you perhaps supply a few more details? I have a test setup here that is windows with only mingw installed so it's possible to try out some things once it's more clear what to look at. _______________________________________________ Scons-users mailing list [email protected] https://pairlist4.pair.net/mailman/listinfo/scons-users