build errors

I have a freshly built PC with BlitzMax 1.26 and MaxGUI.
The following code produces errors i am not familiar with:
SuperStrict

Local files:String[]
Local sString:String

files=LoadDir(CurrentDir()+"\OriginalFiles\")

If Not files
Notify ("There are no files to process in " + CurrentDir()+"\OriginalFiles\")
End
EndIf
Notify ("There are SOME files to process in " + CurrentDir()+"\OriginalFiles\")

and here are the errors:

Building FliwayCHCHServiceCodeReversal
Compiling:FliwayCHCHServiceCodeReversal.bmx
flat assembler version 1.66
3 passes, 3882 bytes.
Linking:FliwayCHCHServiceCodeReversal.debug.exe
C:/Program Files/BlitzMax/mod/brl.mod/win32maxgui.mod/win32maxgui.debug.win32.x86.a(group.cpp.debug.win32.x86.o)(.text+0x22):group.cpp: undefined reference to `std::__default_alloc_template<true, 0>::allocate(unsigned)'
C:/Program Files/BlitzMax/mod/brl.mod/win32maxgui.mod/win32maxgui.debug.win32.x86.a(group.cpp.debug.win32.x86.o)(.text+0xf2):group.cpp: undefined reference to `std::__default_alloc_template<true, 0>::deallocate(void*, unsigned)'
... and lots more...

I have tried all combinations of buildoptions.

Any ideas?

I do this sort of stuff frequently and haven't had these problems before.

Cheers
Glenn

You didn't for any reason rebuild the modules, did you?

yes
why?

Have you installed MinGW 5.13 ?

yes the correct version of MinGW and added the environment path and variable.
I did that so i could use some of your modules...
I have always clicked on Rebuild All Modules in the past.

I assume i shouldn't do this now?

Do i need to reload 1.26 and only build the specific modules i use?
and since i haven't done that before is there any thing a beginner needs to know?

no you should not do that. With that step you distroyed MaxGUI.

You need to selective rebuild ... most likely everything but MaxGUI

oh well, seems like a reload and then just build Brucies modules and the other guys i have paid for.

Cheers
glenn

OK.
All reloaded and code compiles now.

Thanks for the help.

isn't win32 MaxGUI compatible with 1.26?

Heh.. that's funny :-)

you want to know what is funny?
I just clicked build modules (ctrl D) assuming it would ask me which modules to rebuild since the other option does ALL, but no, it rebuilt the whole lot.
So i am doing my second reload for the night.

Now all i need to know is how to build users modules, like your ones in particular...

Cheers
glenn

I think it's compatible with 1.26.. just not when you recompile with the new MingW version.. :p
hehe

Perhaps this is the ar.exe / ld.exe linker problem then? (the fact that 1.26 comes with the very old (3.10) exes, not the ones that are in MinGW/bin)


Remember to update your bmk too then... otherwise a lot of my modules won't work properly ( with the default bmk ).

That is why I use Blide .... selective module rebuild through interface just is a too usefull feature if you need to build a few modules.

I have no problem rebuilding all the modules including GUI since I followed Brucey's advise in the main 1.26 thread days ago where he says to replace ar.exe and ld.exe.
http://www.blitzbasic.com/Community/posts.php?topic=72891#815095