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Linker error, while compiling node js from source (as a shared library) - v 6.11.2 #15195
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you reinstall and install node.js in http://nodejs.org/download in linux and success |
@rao-krish sorry, I can't reproduce. Could you provide more details? OS version, Visual Studio version, how did you obtain the code? |
@rao-krish this is an annoying but a non critical error. The build process tried to build the C++ test harness This could also might happen if by any chance you are reusing previous build products (from node@6.11.1 for example)... |
Looks like this has been answered and OP hasn't commented since. Closing, reopen if that is a mistake. |
@bzoz steps followed: @refack However i am still facing this issue. Thanks all for your inputs. |
@rao-krish I'm trying to reproduce locally. Meanwhile since the error you posted is But be aware that electron/atom float patches over "vanilla" node: electron/node@8d426bb...electron |
@bzoz following the above steps reproduces @rao-krish all the errors I'm seeing (~225) are |
I am trying to compile node js as a shared library from source on Windows.
Currently i am following vcbuild.bat - by passing "release" "x64" "dll" as arguments to the script.
Error (listing only one, but contains about 50+ all linker errors to v8_base_3.lib):
refack: formatted
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