Hi Ron,
After being set on a trail by your ar tv output, I finally found the sinister thing that was causing all the trouble, which no sane soul could have figured out (yes I'm insane). In the file that is generating the platform specific parameters for the building of leveldb (build_detect_platform), I found the following line that searches for the files to be compiled:
I immediately realized that Windows too has a find.exe and that the PATH variable on Windows starts with the system directories, like system32 where find.exe is located. Putting my MSYS bin directory ahead of the system32 directory solved it. I was now able to compile and archive all necessary files and get similar output as you for ar tv. After that, bitcoind compiled with no problems.
Thanks a lot Ron for your help here, and I hope to see you soon in some other thread
!
Jori.
After being set on a trail by your ar tv output, I finally found the sinister thing that was causing all the trouble, which no sane soul could have figured out (yes I'm insane). In the file that is generating the platform specific parameters for the building of leveldb (build_detect_platform), I found the following line that searches for the files to be compiled:
Code:
PORTABLE_FILES=`find $DIRS $PRUNE_TEST -o $PRUNE_BENCH -o $PRUNE_TOOL -o -name '*.cc' -print | sort | sed "s,^$PREFIX/,," | tr "\n" " "`
I immediately realized that Windows too has a find.exe and that the PATH variable on Windows starts with the system directories, like system32 where find.exe is located. Putting my MSYS bin directory ahead of the system32 directory solved it. I was now able to compile and archive all necessary files and get similar output as you for ar tv. After that, bitcoind compiled with no problems.
Thanks a lot Ron for your help here, and I hope to see you soon in some other thread
!Jori.