Error compiling whit Cygwin Help!

[ZanQdo]

I can't compile in cygwin any more, please help

[SamAdam]

i get a similar error on 1/1/05, and also with the downloaded version from blender3d.org for official 2.36:

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user.c:208: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:209: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:211: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:211: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:214: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:215: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:216: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:217: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:219: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:220: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:223: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:224: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:229: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:230: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:231: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:232: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:233: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:236: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:237: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c: In function `qh_errprint':
user.c:255: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:256: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:259: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:260: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:263: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:264: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:266: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:269: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:276: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:277: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:279: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:279: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:279: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:279: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:280: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:282: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:282: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c: In function `qh_printfacetlist':
user.c:302: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:304: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:305: error: `NULL' undeclared (first use in this function)
user.c:306: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
user.c:307: error: invalid use of incomplete typedef `qhT'
make[2]: *** [/cygdrive/c/blender/blender/obj/windows/extern/qhull/user.o] Error
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make[1]: *** [all] Error 1
make: *** [all] Error 1

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when I looked through the viewcvs version i noticed that there is no blender/obj/windows/extern/qhull/user.o. is this some makefile or something that needs to be updated?
any thoughts?

[alien-xmp]

ZanQdo:

cc1 is an internal part of gcc - check your cygwin installation.

SamAdam:
You need to post the *first* error message, not the last, since the last error could be caused by the first error.

blender/obj/windows/extern/qhull/user.o is the output of the file it was trying to compile to.

[SamAdam]

well, on win ME the command line is command.exe, not cmd.exe like in winXp, and that means that I can't scroll it to view previous entries. It happens so fast that I can't catch it.

I am in the process of installing Mandrake on my other computer to do some Linux builds. Should be easier.

[ZanQdo]

Thanks kester, I had many other similar problems but finaly I could compile, thank you very much

[Snargle]

Thanks kester, I had many other similar problems but finaly I could compile, thank you very much

Can you please tell me what you did? I've been having a similar problen recently. ("as" instead of "cc1") Reinstalling Cygwin didn't fix it.

[alien-xmp]

as is also part of gcc (the assembler.) It should be part of the binutils package.

You can redirect the output with:

make > make.log 2>&1

which you can use if you can't scroll back anymore.