onad
27th June 2005 12:33 UTC

Get CppUnit to work on Win32
After getting SCons to work, the next step is to correctly get CppUnit to work on Win32, any hints?

After that I will invest time in make again, since all I need is really a makensis on SunOS... with precompiled headers.

Yes, Scons is nice but not all machines allow install of Scons / Python. And "make" and "gcc" are installed as standard on these SunOS Sparc machines.

The ever continuing quest of build a Win32 setup.exe on SunOS, grrrr..

Joost Verburg
27th June 2005 13:45 UTC

You only need CppUnit for the test files, to compile a NSIS distribution (dist-zip or dist-installer) you don't need to install it.

onad
27th June 2005 13:54 UTC

I know, but suppose in the future I learned more and improved the NSIS code, this would come in handy.

must I know, I know, read those pesky long long webpages with CppUnit intructions ;) better.

Thanks anyhow for al your NSIS great work, Joost!

ElvenProgrammer
27th June 2005 16:25 UTC

Just get a precompiled package