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Windows compilation using MSVS does not seem to work #525
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Are you using code from current git master, or the last tagged release? |
current master. Although those build instructions haven't changed in a literal decade as far as I can tell, so that might be part of the problem too =) |
Can you try the last tagged release? |
Absolutely. Trying https://github.com/commonmark/cmark/tree/0.30.3:
That one's not too surprising, because MSVS does not come with
So, same problem. (this is on Windows 10, with today's download of MSVS Community Edition 2022, with only the desktop C++ workload component installed, and using visual studio's |
Makefile.nmake contains
which is the misplaced ?. Does changing |
It does not appear to. Even with this change:
running
I did notice that there's an
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is there a |
Also, did you try deleting the cmake build directory and starting over after making that change to Makefile.nmake? |
Not that I can tell.
Unfortunately, none of these seems to give any more insight, which is all the more problematic given that it's still complaining about a question mark when the makefile itself no longer contains any... And I did indeed remove the build dir. |
Oh, hello.
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So that might just require a quick change to the README.md to tell folks to run that, rather than a bare |
And with the |
Using the cmake approach with MSVC 2022 Community Edition and the desktop c++ workload installed:
Using the
nmake
command:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: