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Help => General => Topic started by: AnthoJack on February 05, 2019, 01:27:33 pm
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Hey there,
I'm trying to make SFML work on my Windows 10 desktop and after having so many trouble with the already compiled version, I decided to compile it myself to make sure that it would be 100% compatible with my version of GCC.
However, here again and even precisely following the tutorial on how to compile SFML with Cmake, I'm encountering a problem: I've configured Cmake with MinGW Makefiles as generator, clicked on generate such that now I have "configuring done" and "generating done" printed in the box. However, when I open Powershell and enter "mingw32-make" it tells me "mingw32-make: *** No targets specified and no makefile found. Stop.".
My PATH contains both the directories for Cmake and GCC so I doubt the problem comes from here though I see no "mingw32-make.exe" executable in the Cmake folder.
Do I have to execute the command from a particular working directory (the one which contains the sources maybe ?)
Please help
Have a nice day
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OK I reinstalled Everything from scratch and I may not need to compile anymore. Keeping this post opened if someone has a suggestion for future people that might come across this same problem
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Do I have to execute the command from a particular working directory
Of course, you must do it from the directory that contains the generated makefile, i.e. the "Where to build the binaries" path you specified in cmake-gui.
I see no "mingw32-make.exe" executable in the Cmake folder.
This utility is part of MinGW ("bin" sub-folder).
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Cool that'll be nice to know for next time ;)