Re: building on Windows

2024-01-19 Thread drei97
Thanx Thorsten, if so, what are the components of cygwin which are not available on Windows itself? Or is this (only) for historical reason when Windows support of "native" linux tools was not as it is today? Am 19.01.24 um 13:46 schrieb Thorsten Behrens: Hi Joachim, dr

building on Windows

2024-01-19 Thread drei97
Hi, I have set up a build on Windows, following your guides. LO is built correctly without errors and can be invoked from instdir. But I am still confused about the LODE set up. To build LO on windows you have to install Visual Studio with several options about C++ and .NET Framework. To

Re: Crosscompiling LO

2024-01-17 Thread drei97
Hi, I have no experience in crosscompiling. It would be a nice feature for me, but if it is not available it is not a real problem (for me). I don't feel confident that I can provide any helpful support on that matter. My question was only to get some information if the crosscompiling

Re: Crosscompiling LO

2024-01-16 Thread drei97
Hi, Am 15.01.24 um 08:45 schrieb Miklos Vajna: Hi Joachim, For building on Linux for Windows: we tried that in the past (mingw) and it didn't really work out, see core.git commit 8646ab97dc37c0606b19057686bf3d610f9c15ee (Remove MinGW support, 2017-02-10) for more details. BTW: As far as I

Re: Crosscompiling LO

2024-01-15 Thread drei97
is it planned to bring this on the agenda again? The mingw support was dropped quite 7 years ago, maybe there is some progress. On the other hand, it will come with huge amount of work, I know! Am 15.01.24 um 08:45 schrieb Miklos Vajna: For building on Linux for Windows: we tried that in

make stops with error in unittest

2024-01-15 Thread drei97
Hi, building LO on Windows stops with following messages: --snip-- [build CUT] xmlsecurity_signing2 [_RUN_] testPasswordPreserveMacroSignatureODF13::TestBody D:/LibreOffice/lode/dev/core/xmlsecurity/qa/unit/signing/signing2.cxx:128:testPasswordPreserveMacroSignatureODF13::TestBody

Re: Crosscompiling LO

2024-01-15 Thread drei97
It is not really straight forward to start Linux to run Windows in a VM to work in a cygwin environment. This is the way! Am 15.01.24 um 08:45 schrieb Miklos Vajna: Hi Joachim, On Sun, Jan 14, 2024 at 05:51:20PM +0100, drei97 wrote: Nevertheless, I am wondering if there is documentation

Re: Language Linking CLI

2024-01-14 Thread drei97
thanks for the information. I am currently checking if I will be able to improve the situation. I am interessted in contributing but if my skills are sufficient is still an open question. Free time is another issue. But we will see. Am 14.01.24 um 18:07 schrieb Hossein Nourikhah: Hello,

Crosscompiling LO

2024-01-14 Thread drei97
Hi, may be some of you have already noticed that I am actually playing around compiling LO as a first step. Buildung on linux is easy, on windows more complicated. The compiler is still running and I have no hint when it will be finished.  It is running in a VM, ... Nevertheless, I am

[solved] no JDK found

2024-01-14 Thread drei97
I found the root cause of my problems. It sat in front of the keyboard! LODE was not set up correctly. The documentation was not read carefully An autogen option (jdk-home) was wrong. The path had an  "/" at the end sh*t happens

Re: no JDK found

2024-01-14 Thread drei97
I had used LODE. the important part is:  "The Easiest way to perform the following is to use LODE, which automates all that is necessary, beyond installing Visual Studio and Java"  ;-) Why then no autogen.input is created, I don't know Am 14.01.24 um 08:20 schrieb Ilmari Lauhakangas: On

Re: no JDK found

2024-01-14 Thread drei97
It is really hard to get all which is necessary and quite easy to miss important information. The information about the VS option is some line behind the step to run autogen.sh. I got stuck with JDK and did not proceed in reading the docs further. Thanks for pointing out. Am 14.01.24 um