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The real executable might be in the .libs subdirectory depending on the used compiler version or some other build system dependency.

.libs folder are empty...

May be i have some errors? How can i check for errors and solve it? Where make logs?

I copy this exe to my worked installed version filezilla on Win7, and try start, but nothing start - appcrash everytime.

Any more details?

What details needed? Program just not start...

APPCRASH
filezilla.exe 3.3.4.1
ntdll.dll 6.1.7600.16559
Exception: c0000005 [0002fc77]
OS: 6.1.7600.2.0.0.256.48
Lang: 1049

I have no idea what could cause this.

omihaz wrote:.libs folder are empty...

May be i have some errors? How can i check for errors and solve it? Where make logs?

Why i have .libs empty when make done? May be make fail? How test it? Can you submit log of good make?

Unless make spews out an error message, it is successful.

Whenever I try to compile libidn-1.8 from /usr/src/libidn-1.8/compile/lib, after executing

../configure --disable-shared --enable-static --disable-nls

from /usr/src/libidn-1.8/compile, per the instructions in the FZ wiki, the build seems to be going all right until I get this error:

make[1]: *** No rule to make target `gl/libgnu.la', needed by `libidn.la'. Stop.

I'm on XP SP3, and downloaded all the necessary files for MinGW and MSYS, so I don't know what's wrong. I did try running autoreconf (passing it no arguments) from the root libidn directory, to no avail.

Any help would be appreciated.

Libidn 1.8 is outdated. Please follow the guide more precisly by using the versions it mentions.

botg wrote:Libidn 1.8 is outdated. Please follow the guide more precisly by using the versions it mentions.

But libidn 1.8 was what was mentioned in the guide. There's an inconsistency, though: the guide refers to libidn-1.19 in the folder names, but libidn-1.8 in the download filename.

Thanks for spotting this.

botg wrote:Thanks for spotting this.

I updated libidn to version 1.19, and still get the error that says:

make[1]: ***No rule to make target `gl/libgnu.la', needed by `libidn.la'. Stop.

I'm using the correct ../configure settings (--disable-shared --enable-static --disable-nls).

Interesting, didn't happen here when I last followed the guide about a month ago.

botg wrote:Interesting, didn't happen here when I last followed the guide about a month ago.

Well, I figured out what to do, and not only did I do it, but I also posted how to do it in the "Troubleshooting" section of the guide in a new subsection. Also, the address you had for libidn-1.19.tar.gz was incorrect, so I corrected that, too.

Thank you for helping to improve the documentation.