Hi Fujii,
you are my hero of the day!
Thank you very much for your patch and also your fixes regarding the
jpeg2000encoder etc!
I upgraded to the most recent revision today to get all your already
committed changes. Now I only have the two uncommitted changes left,
with the win32 WebKitRequirements zip and the place where you commented
out the WebCore_LIBRARY_TYPE statement in the wincairo cmake file.
The build doesn't work yet, however, the only error left I got is
98>C:\Webkit\WebKit\WebKitBuild\Release\WebCore\DerivedSources\JSAudioTrack.cpp(132,1):
error C2187: syntax error: 'static' was unexpected here.........
for 41 files, all named JS*.cpp that define a static const like e.g.
this one:
static const HashTableValue JSAudioTrackPrototypeTableValues[] =
{.....}
Can you tell if this is an arch issue for 32/64, wincairo, or compiler
issue or C level issue? I am using VS 2019 with C compiler
identification is MSVC 19.25.28611.0
Thanks for any hint
Thomas
Am 22.07.2020 um 23:33 schrieb Fujii Hironori:
I attached my hacky patch in the ticket. Enjoy!
https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=210192#c1
Your WebKitRequirementsWin32.zip works nicely. Thank you, Don.
On Wed, Jul 22, 2020 at 6:53 PM Thomas Brodt
<thomas.brodt.li...@porabo.ch <mailto:thomas.brodt.li...@porabo.ch>>
wrote:
Hi Fujii,
thanks for your reply! I knew it wouldn't be so easy. Especially
as I am not a regular C developer that is familiar with all the
tools in use in WebKit.
I already found the 32 bit version of the WebKitRequirements is
available in parallel to the 64 bit version, which is great
(thanks Don!) That's why I already created bug 210192 a while ago,
but since then couldn't go on with it.
When I have some more time than at the moment, I will go ahead and
find out if I can build my 32bit version.
You say that currently WinCairo doesn't support 32bit. Is this
because of some technical reason that makes 32bit impossible, or
is it because wincairo is going forward in 64bit only, and just
nobody cares for a 32bit version, which could however be possible?
Am 17.07.2020 um 23:09 schrieb Fujii Hironori:
I don't know the "last known good" revision.
Even though the latest WinCairo doesn't support 32bit version,
Don publishes WebKitRequirementsWin32.zip every time he releases
a new WebKitRequirements, and the latest WinCairo is still
maintaining WebKit1.
https://github.com/WebKitForWindows/WebKitRequirements/releases/tag/v2020.07.01
As far as I know, no one has tried WebKitRequirementsWin32.zip.
But it seems worth to try to you. Good luck.
-- Fujii
On Sat, Jul 18, 2020 at 3:02 AM Thomas Brodt
<thomas.brodt.li...@porabo.ch
<mailto:thomas.brodt.li...@porabo.ch>> wrote:
Hi
for a legacy project I would need a 32 bit version of the
wincairo port.
(yes, I know...)
Is there a "last known good" version before the switch to 64
bit? Could
anyone give me any pointer how to find out? I tried to find
it with trac
but was unable to.
Thanks a lot!
Thomas
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