On 2017-07-10 11:20-0700 Alan W. Irwin wrote:
On 2017-07-10 11:05-0000 Arjen Markus wrote:
[...]
As far as I can tell, the build should be picking up everything from
the installation and not gather stuff from elsewhere. It is unlikely
it is scavenging the MinGW or Cywin installations. Anyway, got to
check that.
Hi Arjen:
I assume you are going to do that check using the nmake VERBOSE=1
option to discover the actual -I options your PLplot build uses for
the wxwidgets components. At the same time you should check whether
those -I options refer to locations that are too deep into the
wxwidgets header tree so you are finding a private header rather than
the correct public version of the header. And another option is for
you to try a wxwidgets version that you built yourself with the exact
build options you need in case that makes any difference. So there
appears to be plenty of things you can try here to help you find the
solution to the MSVC link error you discovered.
Hi again, Arjen:
Although it would be good to quickly check the above possibility that
CMake might incorrectly find a private header rather than the desired
public header, I now think the probability of that happening is low.
The reason is the official version of the find module is heavily
maintained (and therefore likely to get the -I options right).
Furthermore, I have also checked all our changes to
cmake/modules/FindwxWidgets.cmake relative to the official version,
and they are completely straightforward and have nothing to do with -I
options.
Anyhow, I now think you have had all the input you need from Phil and
me to fix or work around this wxwidgets linking issue you have
discovered, and I look forward to hearing from you what the solution
turns out to be.
Alan
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