Continuing the build process after a failed build of an extension.

14 years ago by Richard Quadling — view source

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Hi.

Is there a way to continue the build process (on Windows) if a shared
extension fails to build.

Currently, if an extension fails, then it halts the entire build.
Which is probably fine in production, but for my own builds, I'd like
it to just ignore the failed extension.

I know I can exclude it from the configure, but that won't help me
when the extension is fixed.

Regards,

Richard.

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14 years ago by Derick Rethans — view source

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Is there a way to continue the build process (on Windows) if a shared
extension fails to build.

Currently, if an extension fails, then it halts the entire build.
Which is probably fine in production, but for my own builds, I'd like
it to just ignore the failed extension.

I know I can exclude it from the configure, but that won't help me
when the extension is fixed.

Isn't that what --enable-snapshot-build does (on Windows)?

cheers,
Derick

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14 years ago by Richard Quadling — view source

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--enable-snapshot-build

Close. Will adapt. I don't want everything on, just the ignore build
failures part.

Thank you.

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14 years ago by Richard Quadling — view source

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--enable-snapshot-build

Close. Will adapt. I don't want everything on, just the ignore build
failures part.

Thank you.

Or I can just use ...

nmake /I

/I Ignore exit codes from commands

Richard.

Richard Quadling
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