Aurélien Decagny wrote:
Maybe this could interest some of you:
When trying to install all the programs to compile Wireshark, I had the
following error:
"C:\Python26\python.exe" rdps.py print.ps ps.c
rm -f svnversion.h
perl make-version.pl
Version configuration file version.conf not found. Using defaults.
This is a build from SVN (or a SVN snapshot).
nmake fatal error U1077 c:\cygwin\bin\perl.EXE : return code '0x1'
Stop
I thought first it was because I made an upgrade of Cygwin on my
computer. So I uninstalled like 10 times all the programs and
reinstalled it, and it didn't solved the problem. This was on my
computer at work, with Windows XP 32-bits.
Then I tried to install everything on my personal laptop, and I had
exactly the same problem. And this one run with Windows Vista 64-bits
(But I installed only 32-bits versions of the programs).
So maybe it is a coincidence, but maybe it could be a real problem. I
don't know if one of you tried to install everything on a new computer
recently, and this is why I write to you: does this error only happens
for me, or some other people already saw it?
So for me, the solution was in both case to install a Perl program:
ActivePerl (and launch it at least one time to associate the perl files
with the executable).
I don't know if it could help somebody, but maybe it could be worthwhile
to put it in the Developer's Guide?
Regards
Aurelien
Aurélien Decagny a écrit :
Hi,
I'm trying to compile Wireshark, but it doesn't work very well...
I have Windows XP (32-bits) on my computer.
One month ago, I already managed to compile Wireshark with the
developer's guide. After the 1.2.1 version was out, I thought I should
update my sources. So I did so, tried to re-compilate, and it didn't
work. I uninstalled all the programs (Visual C++, python, Cygwin...),
restarted my computer, and installed again all of them following the
guide. But I still have the same error when I compile (nmake -f
Makefile.nmake all)** :
nmake fatal error U1077 c:\cygwin\bin\perl.EXE : return code '0x1'
Stop
And I don't find any solution on the Internet.
So where is the problem?
I thought it was Cygwin, so I "uninstalled it" (delete the Cygwin
folder in fact seems to be ths only way of uninstalling) and reinstall
it, but I still have the same problem.
So what should I try to solve this problem?
Regards
Aurelien
Presuming
that you were using the cygwin perl, do you know what version of cygwin
and cygwin perl you installed?
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Regards,
Graham Bloice
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