Thank you Chun-wei for your reply! and also thank you for all of your contribution to Visual Studio solutions to compile GTK+, my solutions are largerly based on yours, in fact I copied yours and modifed them for my intentions and also created some myself to make possible to compile everything by using MSVC only. I will defintelly add more credit to you and other people into readme files once I complete all this mess.
Ok... now back to problem... I added the preprocessor flag as you said and was not able to compile test program, however I tried to add following flags instead: _CONSOLE GLIB_COMPILATION G_LOG_DOMAIN="GLib" G_ENABLE_DEBUG after doing so test program suceded! :D I'm not sure how will this affect my GTK+ compilation, because both gtk-demo and gtk-demo-application results in crash, I'm looking right now at gtk-demo preprocessor flags and what is defined there is following: *GTK_PREFIX=\"$(GtkDummyPrefix)\"* where GtkDummyPrefix is *"/dummy"* Do you know what could be the cause of gtk-demo crash? every singe test program of every single dependency package is success now except gtk-demo-application and gtk-demo. the GTK+ version I'm compiling right now is 3.14.8, do you think I should try older versions? because there are "unhandled exceptions" while trying to debug gtk-demo. Thank you so much! On Thu, Feb 12, 2015 at 2:09 PM, Fan Chun-wei <fanc...@yahoo.com.tw> wrote: > Hi, > > For the test programs, you can take a look at Makefile.am in the same > directory, and you would probably see something like > -DG_LOG_DOMAIN=\"...\", and this is (without the -D) what you need to add > to your preprocessor definitions. Basically, what is happening is that the > test program is expecting a message in a particular form that is affected > by that preprocessor define. > > Hope this clears it up for you. > > With blessings. > > ------------------------------ > * From: * codekiddy <codeki...@gmail.com>; > * To: * <gtk-list@gnome.org>; > * Subject: * compile glib success but failure on run-time with every > version > * Sent: * Thu, Feb 12, 2015 12:39:32 PM > > Hello, I'm working on series of Visual Studio 2013 solutions and > projects on GitHub > <https://github.com/codekiddy2/Visual-Studio-gtkmm/tree/master>to compile > GTK+ stack and it's dependencies from scratch, beginning with zlib and > iconv up to GTK+ and even gtkmm. So far I succeeded to compile everything > by using msvc-120 and other tools and here is a problem with glib: > > I run test projects of every successful package compilation by using > "test" source files from each package, and it's the glib only that fails, > the glib test that fails whose source code is found in > *<package_root>\tests\testglib.c* triggers a breakpoint. The very same > error happens when running gtk-demo application, the application crashes so > I compiled several versions of glib and re-linked the GTK and it's > dependencies with new glib but with no success. glib test can not pass. > > I'm not sure how to describe my problem but here is the result while > debugging *testglib.c* test: > > *(testglib.exe:2492): GLib-CRITICAL **: Did not see expected message > **-CRITICAL **: *g_print*assertion*failed** > > *(testglib.exe:2492): GLib-CRITICAL **: g_print: assertion 'format != > NULL' failed* > > Here are versions of glib sources that I compiled: > 2.34.3 > 2.39.92 > 2.40.2 > 2.42.1 > > all of the above packages get successfully compiled including all > dpendencies, but running testglib.c results in same error and thus > preventing me to finaly run gtk-demo application resulting in crash. > > I was able to compile GTK+ and all it's dependencies by using Windows SDK > 7.1 and msvc-100 some time ago so I'm installing the msvc-100 toolset right > now and will try to compile with that and see if this makes any change. > Also all of my tools, (SDK, IDE, and sources) are located in path with no > spaces) as suggested in README file of glib and other packages. > > Do you know what could be the cause of this? and what can I do to solve > this problem? please let me know if you need more information.. > Thank you so much! >
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