Compiling fails; make is not recognized
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| Hi, I just installed Monkey X Pro on my Windows 8.1 laptop. So far I can build Android, HTML5, Windows 8, Windows 8 Phone and the XNA target. I've got VS2012 and VS2010 C# Express installed. But when I want to build a Desktop target I get this: C:\MonkeyXPro78h\Bin\transcc_winnt.exe -run -config=debug -target=Desktop_Game -modpath="C:\MonkeyXPro78h\modules;C:\MonkeyXPro78h\modules_ext;C:\MonkeyXPro78h\modules_ext" "C:\MonkeyXPro78h\bananas\devolonter\matchup\matchup.monkey" TRANS monkey compiler V1.68 Parsing... Semanting... Translating... Building... 'make' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. TRANS FAILED: Error executing 'make CCOPTS="-Wno-free-nonheap-object" OUT="Debug/MonkeyGame"', return code=1 Abnormal program termination. Exit code: -1 Now I've also tried installing MinGW with Jungle IDE's built in installer and after setting the path to MinGW I still get the same response. Both from the official Monkey IDE and from Jungle IDE. I've got more or less the same software setup on my Windows 7 desktop which didn't have any issues compiling the desktop target. I've also checked all paths inside the config.winnt.txt file and all are fine. What am I missing? |
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| You could try to include C:\MinGW\bin (or whatever your path looks like) in the PATH system environment variable. Edit: I remember that the 64bit version of MinGW has a different name for make, maybe it's the 64bit edition? |
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| Thanks. Just checked the directory and it's named mingw32-make.exe. Guess I can rename that. I also figured out how to make it use VS C++. The directory C:\MinGW existed, but the actual path to MinGW is C:\MinGW\MinGW. But the former was included in the config.winnt.txt file. Excluding that and it used VS C++. Gonna see if renaming mingw32-make.exe to make.exe and restoring the MinGW path will let me build with MinGW. Edit: oh, it's building successfully with MinGW, but not with VS C++. No biggy though. |
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| You could try installing targets using the automatic target installer... have a look in the beginners forum... |
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| I did, with the installer that comes with Jungle IDE. Anyway, I can compile with MinGW now so that's great. |
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