On Tue, Nov 29, 2016 at 5:17 PM, Bob Funchess <bfunch...@kelaroo.com> wrote:

>
>
> I have been trying to build the RDKit under Windows WITHOUT using conda
> without success.  If you have working instructions for that (including,
> perhaps, a specific version of Boost and SWIG that are known to work) it
> would be helpful.  I figured out the Eigen3 problem I was having, but I’m
> still getting unresolved symbol errors when linking and a LOT of the tests
> fail; should I be trying to use Win64 Boost libs or do I have to use the
> x86 version?
>

The nice thing about the conda stuff is that it encapsulates the entire
build process (and a lot of the environment) in one place and more or less
automates it. I don't have the process automated for non-conda builds. I
can capture what I have in the current environment that I use to build the
Java wrappers for the KNIME nodes and see if I can make that
comprehensible. That's very old-school and command line and uses Visual
Studio 2010 (but that shouldn't be relevant thanks to how cmake works).


> PS: All I really need is the C# wrappers; if those could be included in
> the binary distribution it would be extremely helpful for me.
>

Building these hasn't been automated since there aren't really any tests
available and distributing something that hasn't been tested at all makes
me very nervous. Of course if someone in the community who knows some C#
were to contribute a set of tests (or even just a port of the existing Java
wrapper tests) that would make me feel a lot safer. hint hint. :-)

-greg
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