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Github build LNK1181 error (Windows 10 Home) #56
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Try moving your fofix folder to a location that doesn't have any spaces in its path. So instead of D:/Frets On Fire/src/fofix try D:/fof/src/fofix or similar. |
Tried moving the fofix folder to a no space path,and still gives me the LNK1181 error Command Prompt:
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What version of python do you have installed, 32 bit or 64? |
Same issue here, python 32 bit |
Related to #48 i guess |
Not sure, because I'm not having any issues on Windows myself. |
Depends if you are running form C: or another drive, that was my exact issue. |
It also looks like his python install is also on the other drive as well. |
I'm having the same problem. |
Does it work if you install python on your C: drive? |
I wonder if it could be an issue with the dependency pack... Its been needing an update... |
I'm reinstalling python on my C: drive. |
It didn't :/ The same error occours: LINK : fatal error LNK1181: cannot open input file 'ogg.lib'
error: command 'C:\\Users\\Daniel\\AppData\\Local\\Programs\\Common\\Microsoft\\Visual C++ for Python\\9.0\\VC\\Bin\\link.exe' failed with exit status 1181 I tried: The tests were made with python 2.7.10 with all the dependencies installed (including optional). |
One more thing do you have the dependency pack put in the correct place? |
Yep. |
I really dont understand why its not working for so many only difference from the original reporter is I'm on Windows 10 Pro instead.
edit: Python version info:
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I have the exact same version of python. |
try pulling, and see if there is any change. |
Also yeah that is the same one. |
Unfortunately, it didn't :/ |
I looked for the file "ogg.lib" in my computer and I don't have it anywhere. |
it should be located in win32\deps\lib\ogg.lib |
hmm odd... my copy of the dep pack has the lib file in it where as the downloaded one doesn't. |
Well here is the version i have locally and it certainly works, using the downloaded deps pack i get the same issue. It looks like i did something at the end of last year, and those lib files ended up in it. I don't remember what i did though lol |
Yep! Now it worked. |
Not sure what i did last year to my local copy, but fofix won't build properly anymore without the stuff i changed in it. So good for issue #56 and all those in there for eventually guiding me to the problem.
But now there's another (probably unrelated) error.
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Install the new version of fretwork, you did uncover a slight bug though. |
That bug should now be fixed, and it should give you a more helpful error message instead. |
Nice! It worked. |
No problem, I'm going to close this issue now. Also to summarize there was a dependency pack issue, so re-download it from the link in the readme then replace the old one and it should work. |
Whenever i do
python setup.py build_ext --inplace --force
, it sends an error:The entire command line:
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