Magick.mod won't compile
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| Hello guys, I downloaded the lastest version of Brucey's Magick module and the lastest version of minGW. But I'm getting stuck with a compiling error: Compiling:jp2.c In file included from C:/BlitzMax/mod/bah.mod/magick.mod/src/coders/jp2.c:39:0: C:/BlitzMax/mod/bah.mod/magick.mod/src/magick/studio.h:329:40: error: expected ';', ',' or ')' before numeric constant # define sleep(seconds) sleep(seconds*1000) ^ C:/BlitzMax/mod/bah.mod/magick.mod/src/magick/studio.h:329:39: error: expected ';', ',' or ')' before '*' token # define sleep(seconds) sleep(seconds*1000) ^ Build Error: failed to compile C:/BlitzMax/mod/bah.mod/magick.mod/src/coders/jp2.c Process complete My specs: ------------- BlitzMax Release Version 1.50 FASM version: 1.69.14 GCC version: 4.8.1 G++ version: 4.8.1 ------------ I've tried to comment the "Sleep(seconds*1000)", also to use a "\" before it to define a new line, among others things... But nothing worked. If I delete the file (jp2.c), it pass through, but get a error at compiling the C:/BlitzMax/mod/bah.mod/magick.mod/source.bmx. Though I think in this case it's only a matter of delete the references to jp2.c in the source.bmx file... BUT I need jp2, because it's the JPEG 2000 format and I need to load this format into my program... Someone knows what to do here? I don't understand much of C/C++, so I don't know how to fix this "# define sleep(seconds) sleep(seconds*1000)" error... Note: The software has to use the Magick module, because it can load .DPX... it can't be the Freeimage, sadly :( Unless there's another solution out there for DPX loading in BlitzMax (does it??) |
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| That is an odd one. It seems like something not a value gets passed as an argument, yet its only used in 3 places in the entire codebase (and all look correct at a glance). Commenting out the whole line at least compiles, so if the features you use doesnt require correct timing it would probably be enough. EDIT: Or replace the whole line with the line below, which should do the same. static inline void sleep(int seconds) { Sleep(seconds * 1000); } |
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| Thank you, grable! I ended up uninstalling it all (BlitzMax and MinGW) before I saw your answer :( For now, what I did worked: - Uninstalled BlitzMax and MinGW, also deleting both folders from disk - Installed a fresh BlitzMax - Installed MinGW, but instead of the most recent official version, I used the tdm-gcc-4.7.1-2, wich Brucey recommends for his modules. - Added paths to system variables - Copied the ar.exe and ld.exe from MinGW to BlitzMax\bin folder - Copied all the files from MinGW\lib to BlitzMax\lib - Copied mods to Bmax folders - Rebuilt all modules It rebuilt them all without errors (it showed only BZIP pragma messages). Now I'll start using the libraries, to see if there's something wrong with these compilings... I have already some questions regarding Magick library, but I'll create another topic for this. Thank you for your help, grable. I'll keep this post updated with my progress |
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| No problem :) Its a bit weird for it to fail like that though, and I cant find any reason for it. I did find out that mingw implements its own sleep() in unistd.h though, so that may be why it compiles even if its commented out. |
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