Nmake Fatal Error Too Long
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PerlNews Q&A Tutorials Poetry RecentThreads NewestNodes Donate What'sNew on Nov 26, 2006 at 06:12UTC ( #586075=perlquestion: print w/replies, xml ) Need Help?? mnooning has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question: Hello, I installed http://www.perlmonks.org/?node_id=586075 ActiveState Perl 5.8.8 and now I am installing modules. nmake.exe works quite nicely. Usually. When I tried to install Tk-804.027, nmake choked with this message NMAKE : fatal error U1095: expanded command line https://bugreports.qt.io/browse/QTBUG-25758 'ar -ru < removed huge list of file names > ' too long Others seem to be experiencing this with other big modules, and with other languages. The best fix seems to be nmake fatal to upgrade to nmake version 7.10. I am using version 1.5 now. Unfortunately, neither the article authors nor Microsoft say where to find it, and searching the web does not seem to help. Any ideas? Comment on nmake expanded command line too long Replies are listed 'Best First'. Re: nmake expanded command line too long by syphilis (Chancellor) on Nov 26, 2006 at 08:46UTC Yep - 1.5 nmake fatal error is pretty crappy. I believe you're using the MinGW compiler - you could consider switching to dmake available at http://search.cpan.org/~shay/dmake-4.7-20061120-SHAY/(though dmake should also work fine with the MS compilers, ftm). Actually, that CPAN version of dmake is more recent than what I'm using ... I must update.Just install as per the instructions in the readme. My crystal ball also tells me that you're using ExtUtils::FakeConfig with ActivePerl. That being so, you'll need to reinstall EU::FC so that it uses dmake instead. The version of nmake you were asking about is available somewhere on the MS website (though I don't have a link) as part of one of the packages (I don't know which) that makes up their free command line compiler. In the meantime, don't be surprised if some kind soul emails you a copy of nmake-7.0. Have you considered trying Strawberry perl ? It's built using the MinGW compiler - and both the MinGW compiler and dmake ship with it. By installing PPM you can also then install the ppm packages that are available (if you want to). Or maybe even build perl yourself from source using MinGW and dmake ... it's not that difficult.Cheers,Rob Update: Actua
U1095: expanded command line ... too longAgile Board ExportXMLWordPrintable Details Type: Bug Status: Closed Priority: P2: Important Resolution: Done Affects Version/s: 5.0.0 Fix Version/s: None Component/s: Documentation Labels: None Environment: Windows Commits: ff305e0a51e73b3431e778572162c3f8af4f8ec2 Description In `qtDoc\doc\doc.pri` it builds up a huuuge command like the following: online_docs: set QT_CORE_SOURCES=qtSrc\5.0\qtBase\src\corelib && set QT_DECLARATIVE_SOURCES=qtSrc\5.0\qtDeclarative\src\declarative && set QT_DOC_SOURCES=qtSrc\5.0\qtDoc && ... && qtBuild\5.0\bin\qdoc.exe qtSrc\5.0\qtDoc\doc\config\qt-build-docs-online.qdocconf This seems to assume that nmake or windows shell have no command length limitations. Sadly this is not the case. So instead of generating one massive command in the Makefile, with (&&) why not just separate them out into separate ones... My fix is attached OptionsSort By NameSort By DateAscendingDescendingAttachments fix_qtdoc.diff 14/May/12 1:29 PM 2 kB will barbour OptionsIssue OnlyShow All ReviewsShow Open ReviewsShow All IssuesShow Open IssuesGerrit Reviews No reviews matched the request. Check your Options in the drop-down menu of this sections header. Activity All Comments Work Log History Activity Transitions There are no comments yet on this issue. People Assignee: Jan Arve Reporter: will barbour Votes: 0 Vote for this issue Watchers: 1 Start watching this issue Dates Created: 14/May/12 1:27 PM Updated: 26/Aug/13 3:01 PM Resolved: 21/Sep/12 11:17 AM Agile View on Board Gerrit Reviews There are no open Gerrit changes Show There is 1 closed Gerrit change Hide There is 1 closed Gerrit change Reduce the size of the commands needed to make documentation Gerrit Review: Atlassian JIRA Project Management Software (v6.3.9#6339-sha1:46fa261) About JIRA Report a problem Atlassian