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Windows build #68
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Check the versions of your installed packages, it has to be exactly as the instructions, any higher versions will produce an error. Maybe also send the versions of your install packages here to check if everything was installed correctly. |
Thanks for trying to help. I installed:
The error seems to be to do with VS, perhaps it needs VS 2019 instead... |
Yeah, I tried VS 2022, also didnt work. I downgraded to VS 2019 like it suggested, and it compiled successfully. Try that and lemme know how it compiles. |
@snaggas This is why you have to set the paths as in the readme. |
Sorry, I see I posted the wrong error. To be clear, I followed the instructions exactly including setting the paths. I tried with both VS 2019 (@rwang5203 this had exactly the same error for me) and VS 2022 and the specified meson version, plus a more recent version. The error says that pylon is not found. I assume that relates to the |
In case it helps somehow, I also noticed in the readme that only pylon 7.3 is officially supported, so I downgraded from 7.4 but the result was the same. I also noticed that when I accidentally used the Windows command line instead of the VS one, the cmake files seem to be found. |
Hi there,
I tried fairly hard to get the plugin to work on windows but failed, so perhaps someone has some advice.
I believe I followed the instructions correctly, but I haven't managed to get past the
meson setup build --prefix=%GSTREAMER_1_0_ROOT_MSVC_X86_64%
step without an error. The first time there was an error regarding locating the pylon file. I then tried a more recent version of meson (instead of the suggestedmeson-0.63.1-64.msi
and then the error is "not a valid python or it is missing distutils". From reading online, I thought perhaps it was a python 3.12 issue, but 3.11 gives the same error. Ideas?Thanks,
Sam
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