mingw32-make erros in rbuild

[tobitosso]

I want to build. revision 18766 of ReactOS
I typed in mingw32-make bootcd in my MSYS window but
GCC (both, 3.4.2 and 3.4.4) return these errors in
mingw.cpp:
[CC] toolsrbuildbackendmingwmingw.cpp
tools\rbuild\backend\mingw\mingw.cpp:18:23:
../../pch.h: No such file or directory
.
.
.
When I replace "#include "../../pch.h" with "#include
"pch.h", the erros does not occur any more.
This error occurs also in other files and its just the
same so I only write what I replaced with what in
which file(the base dir I am using for this is
tools\rbuild:
backend/mingw/mingw.h:
#include "../backend.h" -> #include
"backend/backend.h"
backend\mingw/modulehandler.h
#include "../backend.h" -> #include
"backend/backend.h"
backend/mingw/mingwmodulehandler.cpp:
#include "../../pch.h" -> #include "pch.h"
#include "../../rbuild.h" -> #include "rbuild.h"
backend/mingw/proxymakefile.cpp:
#include "../../pch.h" -> #include "pch.h"
backend\devcpp/devcpp.h:
#include "../backend.h" -> #include
"backend/backend.h"
backend\msvc/genguid.cpp:
#include "../../pch.h" -> #include "../../../pch.h"
backend\msvc/msvc.h:
#include "../backend.h" -> #include "../../backend.h"
backend\msvc/msvc.cpp:
#include "../mingw/mingw.h" -> #include
"../../mingw/mingw.h"
backend\backend.cpp:
#include "../pch.h" -> #include "pch.h"
#include "../rbuild.h" -> #include "rbuild.h"
backend\backend.h:
#include "../rbuild.h" -> 
#ifndef __MSVC_H__
#include "rbuild.h"
#else
#include "../rbuild.h"
#endif

Now building rbuild works.

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[tobitosso]

--- tobitosso [e-mail] schrieb:
> I want to build. revision 18766 of ReactOS
> I typed in mingw32-make bootcd in my MSYS window but
> GCC (both, 3.4.2 and 3.4.4) return these errors in
> mingw.cpp:
> [CC] toolsrbuildbackendmingwmingw.cpp
> tools\rbuild\backend\mingw\mingw.cpp:18:23:
> ../../pch.h: No such file or directory
> .
> .
> .
> When I replace "#include "../../pch.h" with
> "#include
> "pch.h", the erros does not occur any more.
> This error occurs also in other files and its just
> the
> same so I only write what I replaced with what in
> which file(the base dir I am using for this is
> tools\rbuild:
> backend/mingw/mingw.h:
> #include "../backend.h" -> #include
> "backend/backend.h"
> backend\mingw/modulehandler.h
> #include "../backend.h" -> #include
> "backend/backend.h"
> backend/mingw/mingwmodulehandler.cpp:
> #include "../../pch.h" -> #include "pch.h"
> #include "../../rbuild.h" -> #include "rbuild.h"
> backend/mingw/proxymakefile.cpp:
> #include "../../pch.h" -> #include "pch.h"
> backend\devcpp/devcpp.h:
> #include "../backend.h" -> #include
> "backend/backend.h"
> backend\msvc/genguid.cpp:
> #include "../../pch.h" -> #include "../../../pch.h"
> backend\msvc/msvc.h:
> #include "../backend.h" -> #include
> "../../backend.h"
> backend\msvc/msvc.cpp:
> #include "../mingw/mingw.h" -> #include
> "../../mingw/mingw.h"
> backend\backend.cpp:
> #include "../pch.h" -> #include "pch.h"
> #include "../rbuild.h" -> #include "rbuild.h"
> backend\backend.h:
> #include "../rbuild.h" -> 
> #ifndef __MSVC_H__
> #include "rbuild.h"
> #else
> #include "../rbuild.h"
> #endif
>
> Now building rbuild works.

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I have to add that everything could get better if the
makefile is changed because actually the include
directives are right but GCC looks at the wrong places
because of the makefiles.

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[Ge van Geldorp]

> From: tobitosso
>
> I want to build. revision 18766 of ReactOS I typed in 
> mingw32-make bootcd in my MSYS window

That's the problem probably. When you use MSYS, "make" will use its shell
program to execute subcommands. The shell doesn't understand backslashes.
Remove MSYS and CygWin from your path and try again.

Gé van Geldorp.

[tobitosso]

--- Ge van Geldorp [e-mail] wrote:
> That's the problem probably. When you use MSYS,
> "make" will use its shell
> program to execute subcommands. The shell doesn't
> understand backslashes.
> Remove MSYS and CygWin from your path and try again.
>
> Gé van Geldorp.

The backlslash problem can be easily solved by editing
the Makefile. Line 230: 	SEP = $(ROS_EMPTY);
replace it with 	SEP = /$(ROS_EMPTY). MinGW, MSYS and
perhaps even Windows itself understand using / instead
of . Then the build process works until using
Makfile.auto is used. I think replacing / with \ in
Makefile.auto in MinGW on Windows is coded in the
rbuild sources. This is senseless as I wrote above.
Please remove these lines because then, I will be able
to build the other parts of ReactOS, too. If you don't
want to change the files in SVN-Repository first,
please send the changed sources to me per e-mail.

tobitosso

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[Royce Mitchell III]

tobitosso wrote:
> perhaps even Windows itself understand using / instead
> of .

No, Windows does *not* understand using / instead of \ in all the cases 
we need for rbuild.

Your suggestions will break the build for those not using your build 
environment ( the majority of us )

[tobitosso]

--- Royce Mitchell III [e-mail] schrieb:
> tobitosso wrote:
> > perhaps even Windows itself understand using /
>
> instead
> > of .
>
> No, Windows does *not* understand using / instead of
> \ in all the cases 
> we need for rbuild.
>
> Your suggestions will break the build for those not
> using your build 
> environment ( the majority of us )

I reinstalled MinGW and MSYS yesterday before sending
this e-mail and now everything worked until using
makfile.auto is started.(I used the original sources
not the ones changed by me). In makefile.auto,
mingw32-make doesn't find some file in
APPS\UTILS\NET\ARP which actually exists because it
looks for somethingAPPSUTILSNETARPsomething in the
toplevel dir.
Is there code in rbuild that changes / to \ in pathes
when generating Makefile.auto. If yes, please tell me
where and don't just say my MSYS and MinGW is wrong.
If not, where are the \ in pathes introduced in making
Makefile.auto?

Thanks

tobitosso

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[Hartmut Birr]

Hi,

if you have a sh.exe in the search path, make uses sh.exe instead of cmd.exe to execute some of the commands. Sh.exe 
doesn't understand paths which are containing back slashes. 
http://www.reactos.org/wiki/index.php/HOWTO/setup_a_build_environment_for_Wi... describes, how you can setup a build 
environment.

- Hartmut

tobitosso wrote:
> --- Royce Mitchell III [e-mail] schrieb:
> > tobitosso wrote:
> > > perhaps even Windows itself understand using /
> >
> > instead
> > > of .
> >
> > No, Windows does *not* understand using / instead of
> > \ in all the cases 
> > we need for rbuild.
> >
> > Your suggestions will break the build for those not
> > using your build 
> > environment ( the majority of us )
>
> I reinstalled MinGW and MSYS yesterday before sending
> this e-mail and now everything worked until using
> makfile.auto is started.(I used the original sources
> not the ones changed by me). In makefile.auto,
> mingw32-make doesn't find some file in
> APPS\UTILS\NET\ARP which actually exists because it
> looks for somethingAPPSUTILSNETARPsomething in the
> toplevel dir.
> Is there code in rbuild that changes / to \ in pathes
> when generating Makefile.auto. If yes, please tell me
> where and don't just say my MSYS and MinGW is wrong.
> If not, where are the \ in pathes introduced in making
> Makefile.auto?
>
> Thanks
>
> tobitosso

[tobitosso]

--- Hartmut Birr [e-mail] schrieb:
> Hi,
>
> if you have a sh.exe in the search path, make uses
> sh.exe instead of cmd.exe to execute some of the
> commands. Sh.exe 
> doesn't understand paths which are containing back
> slashes.

Oh, this is not the problem. Only when compiling .rc
files with gcc, the make process stops.

tobitosso

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