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MAKE runns in STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION [message #125835]

Thu, 04 November 2004 05:45

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: eclipse.isource.de

"Hello World\n",

i have installed cde and mingw (i also tried using cygwin, but this
did not work with sdl (libsdl.org)).
When i try to compile my project i get the following output on the console:

**** Incremental build of configuration Debug for project Viewer ****

make -k all
0 [main] make 4068 handle_exceptions: Exception:
STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION
444 [main] make 4068 open_stackdumpfile: Dumping stack trace to
make.exe.stackdump
Build complete for project Viewer

when i execute "make -k all" from the command line (cmd) everything works
fine.

Grz,
Florian

Re: MAKE runns in STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION [message #125900 is a reply to message #125835]

Thu, 04 November 2004 10:17

Eclipse User

Florian,
Are running the make that ships as part of Mingw or the make that ships
with Msys? I have seen the type of problem you are describing when using
the Win32 variant of make in the CMD shell. I have had little success
with that combination, so I would strongly suggest getting Msys if you
plan on doing a lot of work with Mingw and CDT.

Florian Liefers wrote:
> "Hello World\n",
>
> i have installed cde and mingw (i also tried using cygwin, but this
> did not work with sdl (libsdl.org)).
> When i try to compile my project i get the following output on the console:
>
> **** Incremental build of configuration Debug for project Viewer ****
>
> make -k all 0 [main] make 4068 handle_exceptions: Exception:
> STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION
> 444 [main] make 4068 open_stackdumpfile: Dumping stack trace to
> make.exe.stackdump
> Build complete for project Viewer
>
> when i execute "make -k all" from the command line (cmd) everything
> works fine.
>
>
> Grz,
> Florian
>

Re: MAKE runns in STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION [message #125926 is a reply to message #125900]

Thu, 04 November 2004 11:29

Eclipse User

Sean Evoy wrote:
> Are running the make that ships as part of Mingw or the make that
> ships with Msys? I have seen the type of problem you are describing
> when using the Win32 variant of make in the CMD shell. I have had
> little success with that combination, so I would strongly suggest
> getting Msys if you plan on doing a lot of work with Mingw and CDT.
Alas, Sean. This feature works on Cygwin also. I cannot reliably reproduce
the error. Sometimes restarting Eclipse does the trick, sometimes I even had
to reboot my machine.

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Re: MAKE runns in STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION [message #126067 is a reply to message #125900]

Thu, 04 November 2004 21:13

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: eclipse.isource.de

Sean Evoy wrote:

> Florian,
> Are running the make that ships as part of Mingw or the make that ships
> with Msys? I have seen the type of problem you are describing when using
> the Win32 variant of make in the CMD shell. I have had little success
> with that combination, so I would strongly suggest getting Msys if you
> plan on doing a lot of work with Mingw and CDT.
Yes, i'm using Mingw with Msys and the make command is called from the
Msys/bin directory. In MinGW/bin the make command is named mingw32-make.exe

Grz,
Florian

Re: MAKE runns in STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION [message #126255 is a reply to message #125926]

Sun, 07 November 2004 11:30

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: peterh.peterh.it

>> Are running the make that ships as part of Mingw or the make that
>> ships with Msys? I have seen the type of problem you are describing
>> when using the Win32 variant of make in the CMD shell. I have had
>> little success with that combination, so I would strongly suggest
>> getting Msys if you plan on doing a lot of work with Mingw and CDT.
> Alas, Sean. This feature works on Cygwin also. I cannot reliably reproduce
> the error. Sometimes restarting Eclipse does the trick, sometimes I even had
> to reboot my machine.

I have the same experience. Closing and reopening Eclipse is always the
solution for me.

I have the problem when i switch the build configurations from debug to
release.

I use msys.

---
Ciao
Romano

Re: MAKE runns in STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION [message #126306 is a reply to message #126067]

Mon, 08 November 2004 04:18

Eclipse User

Florian Liefers wrote:

> Sean Evoy wrote:

>> Florian,
>> Are running the make that ships as part of Mingw or the make that ships
>> with Msys? I have seen the type of problem you are describing when using
>> the Win32 variant of make in the CMD shell. I have had little success
>> with that combination, so I would strongly suggest getting Msys if you
>> plan on doing a lot of work with Mingw and CDT.
> Yes, i'm using Mingw with Msys and the make command is called from the
> Msys/bin directory. In MinGW/bin the make command is named mingw32-make.exe

> Grz,
> Florian

I had the same problem with both of them. mingw32-make.exe and make.exe in
msys/bin.

I recompiled make-3.80.1 from its sources. And now i have no problem.

CC Vural

Re: MAKE runns in STATUS_ACCESS_VIOLATION [message #126355 is a reply to message #126306]

Mon, 08 November 2004 11:32

Eclipse User

Originally posted by: eclipse.isource.de

Cavit Cahit VURAL wrote:
> I had the same problem with both of them. mingw32-make.exe and make.exe in
> msys/bin.

> I recompiled make-3.80.1 from its sources. And now i have no problem.

Heureka! Today i also fixed the problem!!!!!!
My installation is mingw and msys.
- i renamed the make.exe from msys/bin to make.exe.old (removed it)
- then i copied mingw/bin/mingw32-make.exe to mingw/bin/make.exe

and it works....

Thank you for your inspiration!!! :o)

Grz,
Florian

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