Re: [wxPython-dev] Re: wx.RadioBox crash
Franz Steinhäusler wrote:
This is what I meant; It should not happen to crash, even
when there are silly parameters.
Did you see that on MSW?
If so, can you describe it shortly, how to run wxPython
in debug mode then please ?
You must get the source codes, and recompile everything
in debug mode:
-
The python interpreter:
open the Visual Studio project, choose “debug build”
-
The wxWidgets library.
The command is something like
nmake SHARED=1 BUILD=debug -f makefile.vc
-
wxPython itself.
The command I use looks like
setup.py build --debug
Then performs all the tests using “python_d.exe”
This is quite long…
I am sorry not to be more precise, because our build of wx
is customized (some modules are not compiled, the dll names
do not hold the version number…)
Is there a “supported” way to recompile wx ?
···
–
Amaury Forgeot d’Arc
Ubix Development
www.ubitrade.com
thank you for your explanation!
I'm only curious, whethter these steps are
possible with the VC toolkit alone (without the VC Studio).
···
On Thu, 15 Sep 2005 10:51:49 +0200, "Amaury Forgeot D Arc" <Amaury.Forgeotdarc@Ubitrade.Com> wrote:
Franz Steinhäusler wrote:
This is what I meant; It should not happen to crash, even
when there are silly parameters.
Did you see that on MSW?
If so, can you describe it shortly, how to run wxPython
in debug mode then please ?
You must get the source codes, and recompile everything
in debug mode:
- The python interpreter:
open the Visual Studio project, choose "debug build"
- The wxWidgets library.
The command is something like
nmake SHARED=1 BUILD=debug -f makefile.vc
- wxPython itself.
The command I use looks like
setup.py build --debug
Then performs all the tests using "python_d.exe"
This is quite long...
I am sorry not to be more precise, because our build of wx
is customized (some modules are not compiled, the dll names
do not hold the version number...)
Is there a "supported" way to recompile wx ?
--
Franz Steinhaeusler