mattwilkinson
10th January 2005 09:15 UTC

Warnings with installlib macro
I am using the installlib macro to install some dlls, ocxs,etc. but I am getting loads of warnings like the following:

label "installlib.register_168.15" not used
label "installlib.done_168.15" not used
label "installlib.register_169.15" not used
label "installlib.done_169.15" not used
label "installlib.register_170.15" not used
label "installlib.done_170.15" not used
label "installlib.register_171.15" not used
label "installlib.done_171.15" not used

What am I not doing that I should be?

Thanks

kichik
10th January 2005 10:39 UTC

Which version of NSIS are you using? What's in lines 168-171 in your script?

mattwilkinson
10th January 2005 10:45 UTC

I am using v2.03

line 172 contains an installlib macro:

!insertmacro InstallLib DLL $1 NOREBOOT_NOTPROTECTED "${SOURCEDIR}\TimeBomb.dll" "$SYSDIR\TimeBomb.dll" "$SYSDIR"

kichik
10th January 2005 10:58 UTC

Was there a warning for line 172 too?

mattwilkinson
10th January 2005 11:13 UTC

Yes sorry for the confusion line 168 is now line 172. This is the first warning I get and also the first installlib macro line in the script

kichik
10th January 2005 11:59 UTC

Fixed in latest CVS version. The fixed version is also attached to this post.

mattwilkinson
10th January 2005 12:09 UTC

That's fixed it - thanks.

NHOCSUNG
10th January 2005 16:54 UTC

you mattwilkinson, the !insertmacro InstallLib DLL $1 NOREBOOT_NOTPROTECTED "${SOURCEDIR}\TimeBomb.dll" "$SYSDIR\TimeBomb.dll" "$SYSDIR"
suppose to be no quota right man??

stb
21st January 2005 14:04 UTC

I get a warning for InstallLib
(NSIS 2.04)

installlib.done_${INSTALLLIB_UNIQUE}

label is not used if you insert the macro like this:

!insertmacro InstallLib REGDLL NOTSHARED NOREBOOT_NOTPROTECTED

It seems like the label should be within some !if(n)def or you may insert a

Goto installlib.done_${INSTALLLIB_UNIQUE}

just before the label.

kichik
21st January 2005 15:13 UTC

2.04 was released before this was reported. It does not contain the fix.