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General / Makefile & MinGW problems

« on: August 14, 2009, 10:52:40 am »

Maybe the arguments provided to g++ in your makefile are not in the correct order?

Oh wow, that worked!

I tried moving them around and at a certain point, it started working.. I had no clue this could be the problem, I assumed that the parameter order was correct after it had compiled successfuly on Linux.

Thank you very much, for helping out a C# & Java spoiled coder

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General / Makefile & MinGW problems

« on: August 14, 2009, 09:43:51 am »

I tried downloading Code::Blocks and rebuilding the library. That worked, but the tutorial still doesn't compile for me

A question: where do I have to put SFML_DYNAMIC to use the DLLs - in the makefile, or somewhere in the code?

Edit: I found in the tutorial where to put it in Code::Blocks, no change, still getting 'undefined reference' errors. But I would still like to know where to put SFML_DYNAMIC when I'm not using Code::Blocks..

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General / Makefile & MinGW problems

« on: August 13, 2009, 12:38:17 pm »

Hi,

I have a problem compiling the Clock tutorial under MinGW, while under Linux it compiles nicely. I'm using a Makefile so developers can use different IDEs under Linux or Windows. But even without an IDE, using make from the command line, I get errors. I'm using the following simple makefile:

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CC=g++
CFLAGS=-Wall
SFMLFILES=-I "../SFML-1.5/include" -L "../SFML-1.5/lib/mingw"

all: game

game: main.cpp
$(CC) $(CFLAGS) $(SFMLFILES) -o game.exe -lsfml-system main.cpp

The include and library files are the appropriate relative positions (but I have tried putting them explicitly in the MinGW's dirs and changing the Makefile, no improvement). I get a bunch of errors:

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undefined reference to `sf::Clock::Clock()'
undefined reference to `sf::Clock::GetElapsedTime() const'
undefined reference to `sf::Clock::GetElapsedTime() const'

Both the include files and the library files are found, because if I break their names in the Makefile, I get not found errors. If I comment out all references to SFML in the code but keep the include clause, the program compiles nicely.

Any clues?