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botg wrote:

- For installing GnuTLS, I needed the nettle-dev package.

That's odd. In particular the nettle-dev package is for Linux and not cross-compiled for Windows.

Something else. Even after installing wxWidgets 3.0.1, I can't issue the configure command for Filezilla because it says the requested build 3.0.1 can't be found as I'm still on 2.8. The latest lib packages I can find online are also 2.8.

If it helps it all, I was able to solve the compiler hanging problems (under Windows) by getting rid of precompiled headers (I forget the configure option, but it was obvious when you look for it). There are other problems, though (to be detailed in another post).

kenh wrote:If it helps it all, I was able to solve the compiler hanging problems (under Windows) by getting rid of precompiled headers (I forget the configure option, but it was obvious when you look for it). There are other problems, though (to be detailed in another post).

I'm compiling in Linux for Windows. The wxWidgets that installs is not 3.0.1 in the compiler's eyes, its 2.8 for some reason, and its keeping me from compiling Filezilla.

FileGamer wrote: I'm compiling in Linux for Windows. The wxWidgets that installs is not 3.0.1 in the compiler's eyes, its 2.8 for some reason, and its keeping me from compiling Filezilla.

See https://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Cros ... _GNU/Linux for cross-compilation instructions.

botg wrote:

FileGamer wrote: I'm compiling in Linux for Windows. The wxWidgets that installs is not 3.0.1 in the compiler's eyes, its 2.8 for some reason, and its keeping me from compiling Filezilla.

See https://wiki.filezilla-project.org/Cros ... _GNU/Linux for cross-compilation instructions.

Yes, that's the article I've been following. The problem comes up following those instructions. It just so happened that me talking about compiling in Linux poured into this topic from other posts I had here. Technically, it is for Windows, so I kept posting in this topic. Any idea how to fix this wxWidgets error?

You're either not cross-compiling or you have downloaded and compiled and installed the wrong wx version.

botg wrote:You're either not cross-compiling or you have downloaded and compiled and installed the wrong wx version.

I installed right from the cross compiling wiki page which was 3.0.1.

FileGamer wrote:

botg wrote:You're either not cross-compiling or you have downloaded and compiled and installed the wrong wx version.

I installed right from the cross compiling wiki page which was 3.0.1.

When wxWidgets 3.0.1 installs, it sets the compatibility to 'yes' for wxWidgets 2.8. The Filezilla code requires 3.0.1 and above. This is the problem we're running into.

The wxWidgets that installs is not 3.0.1 in the compiler's eyes, its 2.8 for some reason

When wxWidgets 3.0.1 installs, it sets the compatibility to 'yes' for wxWidgets 2.8. The Filezilla code requires 3.0.1 and above. This is the problem we're running into.

While it has some 2.8 compatibility, it still reports itself as 3.0.1. If at some other place 2.8 is being detected, it means that the 3.0.1 version has not been installed correctly.

botg wrote:

The wxWidgets that installs is not 3.0.1 in the compiler's eyes, its 2.8 for some reason

When wxWidgets 3.0.1 installs, it sets the compatibility to 'yes' for wxWidgets 2.8. The Filezilla code requires 3.0.1 and above. This is the problem we're running into.

While it has some 2.8 compatibility, it still reports itself as 3.0.1. If at some other place 2.8 is being detected, it means that the 3.0.1 version has not been installed correctly.

Well, I followed what the wiki article says. How do I go about installing 3.0.1 "correctly" then?

What's the output of the following three commands:

botg wrote:What's the output of the following three commands:

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which wx-config
wx-config --list
wx-config --cppflags

which wx-config:

/usr/bin/wx-config

wx-config --list:

Default config is gtk2-unicode-release-2.8

Default config will be used for output

Alternate matches:
base-unicode-release-2.8

wx-config --cppflags:

-I/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/wx/include/gtk2-unicode-release-2.8 -I/usr/include/wx-2.8 -D_FILE_OFFSET_BITS=64 -D_LARGE_FILES -D__WXGTK__

Yup. You didn't compile and install wx 3 correctly. In fact it doesn't seem to be there at all. Have you even setup your environment variables?

botg wrote:Yup. You didn't compile and install wx 3 correctly. In fact it doesn't seem to be there at all. Have you even setup your environment variables?

I did whatever the wiki article says to do. Alright, well how do i uninstall whatever wx is there and install the correct wx 3?

Let's start with your environment first.

Do you have the PATH, CPPFLAGS, LDFLAGS and PKG_CONFIG_PATH variables set as mentioned in the guide? Note that these variables need to be set anew if you ever close the shell.