> No not really, but this gives me problems trying to build x86 on a x64
> computer so I just remove it from makefile.win.
> Just to make sure this is not an oversight: I'm on a x64 and am trying to
> build x64, no 32-bit is desired.
>
> !IF [$(COMSPEC) /c cl /nologo /? \
> | $(SystemRoot)\System32\find.exe "x64" >NUL ] == 0
> ARCH=x64 Release
> !ELSE
> ARCH=Win32 Release
> !ENDIF
Removing these lines made no difference
> Are you using the VS20xx x64 Native Tools Command Prompt?
Yes, I tried MSVS 2017 and MSVS 2015, should I try even earlier versions?
> If all else fails I believe you can bypass makefile.win
>
> nmake /f libapr.mak cfg="libapr - x64 Release"
This gives the exact same error (although, this time the executable that
produces it isn't the rc.exe, but link.exe)
More information that might help / shed some light:
I was trying to convert worspace files into solutions, but it failed completely
for all projects. Unfortunately, MSVS doesn't produce any intelligible
reports, just "failed".
I also tried to run nmake on apr-util Makefile, but it complains about syntax
error in line 91, which reads:
!IF "$(XML_PARSER)" == "libexpat"
Is this symptomatic of anything?
But, in all honesty, I would really, really, want to avoid touching MSVS at
all. Personal preferences aside, I want this project to run in automated
testing environment, and the very thought of having to deal with MSVS invokes a
lot of painful memories...
Best.
Oleg
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