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Following up my earlier post, I was able to find a workaround to the
gcc ICE with wxLua sources...

Inserting the lines

#ifdef __MINGW32__
const wxPoint wxDefaultPositionHack = wxDefaultPosition;
const wxSize wxDefaultSizeHack = wxDefaultSize;
#define wxDefaultPosition wxDefaultPositionHack
#define wxDefaultSize wxDefaultSizeHack
#endif

in front of the function

WXLUAOBJECT *GetObjectList(size_t &count)

in wxLuaWrap.cpp

seems to result, in conjunction with my other changes below, in a
complete build of wxLua libraries with MinGW.

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Sunday, October 16, 2005, 3:14:23 PM, Doug Currie wrote:

> Hi Chris (& list),

> Thank you for making your modifications to wxLua available.

> I was able to get the sources with Subversion; unfortunately, my
> problems persist. It appears that gcc 3.4.4 (MinGW) is unable to
> compile wxLua. This was my problem all along, I guess.

> In wxLuaSplitTree.cpp I needed to add the lines
> #ifdef __MINGW32__
> #undef UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER
> #endif
> to get it to compile. Otherwise there is an error compiling
>  void wxRemotelyScrolledTreeCtrl::PrepareDC(wxDC& dc)
> because wxDC is not assignable, and UNREFERENCED_PARAMETER is defined
> by default to perform an assignment. I suspect that MSVC is permitting
> the assignment because the result is unused as well. Dunno.

> I also had to add a
> #if wxUSE_ON_FATAL_EXCEPTION
> around
> static int LUACALL builtin_wxHandleFatalExceptions(lua_State *L)
> and
>     { LuaGlobal,      "wxHandleFatalExceptions",
> builtin_wxHandleFatalExceptions, 0, 1 },
> since gcc doesn't do structured exception handling.

> The final stumbling block was the inability of gcc to compile
> wxLuaWrap.cpp at all. I get an Internal Compiler Error in
>  WXLUAOBJECT *GetObjectList(size_t &count)
> as gcc is unable to deal with the static assignment to objectList[]. I
> tried moving the assignment, and removing individual elements in a
> binary search for the root of the problem, but got nowhere.

> It would be nice to be able to use wxLua with MinGW. Oh, well.

> e
 
> Friday, October 14, 2005, 10:07:45 AM, Chris Marrin wrote:

>> I have been using wxLua for several months now. I am using wxwidgets
>> 2.6.1 and Lua 5.1-alpha. I had to make some minor mods, an I get a 
>> couple of warnings about some deprecated features of wxwidgets that I
>> have not fixed yet. But it works very well.

>> If you're interested, my modified wxLua source is available in the 
>> Emma3D project. You can view the svn repository for the wxLua piece here:

>>      http://www.emma3d.org/svn/emma/mainline/dependencies/wxLua/

>> You can also get my (slightly modified) copy of Lua 5.1-alpha here as
>> well as project files for MSDev 7.1. All the Emma3D code is LGPL 
>> licensed and wxLua/Lua have their existing licenses, of course. Please
>> let me know if you find any of this useful.

-- 
Doug Currie
Londonderry, NH