Ok. I've merged all these files together and committed at r510043. Please note:
1. The dependence on ICU 3.6 was dropped. So we still use the version 3.4 . IMHO moving to ICU 3.6 should be a separate task, separate JIRA should be created and etc. 2. I've tested the build on Windows 64 and on 32-bit versions of Windows and Linux as well. MSVC 2003 was used on Win32 and MSVC 2005 on Win64. So I currently don't know is it possible to build the classlib using MSVC 2005 on Win32. 3. I've added compiled 64-bit version of ICU libs to our depends folder: as depends/oss/icu4c-3.4-harmony-windows.x86_64.zip and four libs to depends/libs/windows.x86_64 4. I put the 64-bit variant of precompiled graphic libs (needed by awt-swing) to my home folder at people.apache.org. If someone wants to propose another place for these files - he/she is welcome. :) With Best Regards, 2007/2/21, Ivan Zvolsky <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On 2/20/07, Alexei Zakharov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Thanks Ivan, the build was successful this time. However, I've spent > some time trying to resolve strange x32-x64 conflict (even with your > new patch) and found that "clean" target doesn't work as expected. And > it seems that the root cause of it is your modification: > > in modules\portlib\src\main\native\thread\makefile: > --- > BUILDFILES = \ > $(SHAREDSUB)thread_copyright.obj $(HY_PLATFORM)/thrhelp.obj > $(HY_PLATFORM)/thrspinlock.obj \ > $(SHAREDSUB)hythread.obj $(SHAREDSUB)hythreadinspect.obj > $(SHAREDSUB)rwmutex.obj thrdsup.obj \ > $(SHAREDSUB)thrprof.obj > > in modules\portlib\src\main\native\common\windows\makefile: > -- > BUILDFILES = \ > $(SHAREDSUB)libglob.obj $(SHAREDSUB)iohelp.obj \ > $(SHAREDSUB)exceptions.obj $(SHAREDSUB)strhelp.obj \ > $(HY_PLATFORM)/locklbl.obj lock386.obj \ > $(SHAREDSUB)utf8decode.obj $(SHAREDSUB)utf8encode.obj > > I mean "$(HY_PLATFORM)/thrspinlock.obj" and > "$(HY_PLATFORM)/locklbl.obj". Seems Windows del command cannot handle > "/". Could you fix this somehow please? Well, since these makefiles are intended to work on windows, replacing slash with backslash should work. I just tried this and it worked fine. So I've updated the patch in H-3188.
-- Alexei Zakharov, Intel ESSD
