[wxPython] More build troubles

Okay, I'm still trying to build current CVS
wxWindows/wxPython (Win98, VS6.0, Python2.1, hybrid
version).

I got an entirely fresh copy of CVS last night, built
wxWindows but couldn't build any of the demos--I got a make
error about not knowing how to build 'wxmswhh.lib' or some
such (failed to note it down...)

Anyhow, figuring that that might be a problem with the demo
code, I went ahead and tried to build wxPython. It seemed
to be working okay, until it got to building the contrib
files, whereupon I got this error:

building 'oglc' extension
error: file 'contrib\ogl\contrib\src\ogl/basic.cpp' does not
exist

And indeed, that path is totally nonexistant. Well, I
figured, I don't need ogl, I'll just set USE_OGL to 0 and
try again... which led to this one:

building 'stc_c' extension
error: file
'contrib\stc\contrib\src\stc/scintilla/src/AutoComplete.cxx'
does not exist

An even *more* messed-up looking path. Is this something
that I'm doing wrong? Or is anyone else having the same
problem? If it's me, any ideas where I should look?

Jeff Shannon
Technician/Programmer
Credit International

Okay, I'm still trying to build current CVS
wxWindows/wxPython (Win98, VS6.0, Python2.1, hybrid
version).

I got an entirely fresh copy of CVS last night, built
wxWindows but couldn't build any of the demos--I got a make
error about not knowing how to build 'wxmswhh.lib' or some
such (failed to note it down...)

You need to use the same FINAL flags as when you built the wx dll, and also
you need to use WXUSINGDLL=1.

Anyhow, figuring that that might be a problem with the demo
code, I went ahead and tried to build wxPython. It seemed
to be working okay, until it got to building the contrib
files, whereupon I got this error:

building 'oglc' extension
error: file 'contrib\ogl\contrib\src\ogl/basic.cpp' does not
exist

You need to set IN_CVS_TREE=1 in setup.py, as mentioned in BUILD.win32.txt.

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