Hi
@Mirko thanks for the extended explanation.
@Stefano Can you send me the log obtained from cmake-gui after generating the Visual Studio solution? (see cmake.png)
Regards
Von: sumo-user-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:sumo-user-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] Im Auftrag von Stefano Niero
Gesendet: Dienstag, 29. Mai 2018 01:04
An: Sumo project User discussions
Betreff: [sumo-user] R: R: SUMO Windows build
Thank you very much, I followed these instructions but tells me several times the following error this time:
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Severity
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Code
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Description
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Project
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File
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Line
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Suppression State
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Error
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C1083
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Cannot open include file: 'config.h': No such file or directory
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z_microsim_output
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c:\program files (x86)\microsoft visual studio\2017\community\vc\tools\msvc\14.14.26428\include\windows_config.h
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52
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Preceeded once by this one:
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Severity
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Code
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Description
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Project
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File
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Line
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Suppression State
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Error
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MSB6006
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"cmd.exe" exited with code 3.
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generate-version-h
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C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Visual Studio\2017\Community\Common7\IDE\VC\VCTargets\Microsoft.CppCommon.targets
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171
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Although a config.h file is actually present in the src folder (that is the folder I told CMake to contain the source code). Even though I copy config.h in the path that contains windows_config.h,
the the errors are that it can’t find several other files. It’s like it is using a directory that is different from the src one. Am I missing anything?
Thank you very much for the attention.
Stefano Niero
Da: sumo-user-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx <sumo-user-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Per conto di Mirko Barthauer
Inviato: 28 May 2018 20:23
A: sumo-user@xxxxxxxxxxx
Oggetto: Re: [sumo-user] R: SUMO Windows build
Hi,
Pablo just explained the advised way to generate a MSVC solution because DLR plans to scrap the preconfigured one in the near future. Some other hints for you because I also had some very uncomfortable time getting linker paths right some
months ago:
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Be sure the librarie directories are listed in the Windows "PATH" environment variable. If the directory mentioned there is outdated, edit it and apply again.
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Have a look at the MSVC macros (those with the Dollar sign). The SUMO libraries should show up there with the correct path.
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open some project property sheet of the solution (Solution Explorer > RMC on project > Properties)
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go to Linker > General section and edit "Additional Dependencies", view all macros by clicking the button
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e.g. look for $(XERCES) value
Regards
Mirko
Am 28.05.2018 um 17:37 schrieb Stefano Niero:
Hi,
Thank you for the answer. I am sorry but I am not getting how I am supposed to use CMake for compiling SUMO. I found in the source folder I downloaded, the project file already done for visual studio in the folder I mentioned,
isn’t that correct? As far as I can remember that was written in the instructions in the page (although it did not mention the msvc17 folder) but I might be wrong. May I ask you if it is possible to agree a call on skype or a session through teamviewer, if
that makes things quicker?
Thank you very much
Stefano Niero
Hi
Sorry for the problem with the Wiki, it’s not work due a Problem with the GDPR. About your Problem with the SUMO Build:
- You need to use CMake for compiling SUMO. It can generate a Solution for Visual Studio 2017 quickly.
- About the problem with the libraries, you can find all in this Project:
https://github.com/DLR-TS/SUMOLibraries
- For link all libraries correctly, clone the SUMOLibraries project in c:\ libraries, define the environment variable SUMO_LIBRARIES with “c:\libraries”, and generate
a VS 2017 solution using CMake-gui (If you need more help with this step, I can help you)
- You need to put all .dlls in the PATH for executing sumo, but this step can be automatically done using the Script setPATH64.bat (in your case, DON’T use setPATH32.bat).
- After defining the environment variable SUMO_LIBRARIES, execute two times the bat file setPATH64.bat of c:\libraries
All of this information is in the SUMO Wiki, but while it don’t work, I can help you thought Email.
Regards.
Hello,
I have been trying to build SUMO on my pc which is a DELL 64bit with Windows 10 installed in order to study it in debug mode. I had many problems in building the program. I want to build the 64bit version using Microsoft
Visual Studio 2017. I used the prj file contained in build\msvc17 then. At first I had problems in finding the files contained in the fox/include library, I solved this problem by copying them in the src folder. Secondly the program kept on giving me Link
errors because it would not find the library: xerces-c-3.2.0-win64\lib\xerces-c_3D.lib. I did not provide in the config.props any value for the 32bit libraries but in one of the several attempts I made, this link problem disappeared when I introduced also
the value of the 32bit libraries, in this case the program is built without error (although with 250 warnings) but once I launch or debug the application the error that appears is the following:
The program '[8428] duarouterD.exe' has exited with code -1073741701 (0xc000007b).
Whose code suggests architecture incompatibility. What should I do?
Moreover SUMO wiki server is not working so I cannot access it.
Thank you very much for the attention
Stefano Niero
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