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Unfortunately my only ability to test on windows comes from AppVeyor CI. Does replicating the steps that are present in the AppVeyor config help at all? |
I think it's likely that this related to the need for 64-bit compilation https://stackoverflow.com/q/22663897/2063546 |
Comparing AppVeyor config to what I did I noticed I used gcc/g++ from MinGW not from Cygwin. I will stop trying arduino_ci with Windows for now... and continue my personal developments under Mac OS X (or a Linux distro) with arduino_ci but having an easy (and predictable) install process would definately help. |
I don't have a good answer, and I'm happy to leave this open in the hopes that someone else can answer. Both |
It might be that everything is contingent on having |
Removing MinGW... installing Cygwin64 and adding it's bin dir to PATH lead to side effect...
I know why I hate developing on Windows. And with cmd
and with Cygwin Terminal
it messed a lot of thing... or a least, a lot of care is required to have a usable test driven development Arduino environment with Windows ! |
If you can get me the full output of that test you did with |
The |
Hello,
I'm trying Arduino_CI on a different system (at work)...
I can't really understand what's going on...
(installing all this is a pain with Windows...)
Here is my install procedure:
Install Ruby (I choosed https://rubyinstaller.org/downloads/ Ruby+Devkit 2.5.3-1 (x64))
Install MinGW http://www.mingw.org/ to have gcc / g++
Add C:\MinGW\bin to PATH to have g++ available from any directory
gem install --http-proxy http://cache.mydomain.fr:3128 bundler
cd my_project
bundle install
(after setting http_proxy variable... which is a bit different depending if you are doing this on Git Bash or on Windows command terminal cmd)
System
OS: Windows 7 Pro - SP1
ruby -v
:ruby 2.5.3p105 (2018-10-18 revision 65156) [x64-mingw32]
bundle -v
:Bundler version 2.0.1
bundle info arduino_ci
:g++ -v
:java -version
: can't find java executable... but Arduino IDE is running (fine)(Issue Summary / Feature Request)
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