Per Olov Jonsson

Cannot rename a folder on SF

Here are the steps I use to build a minimal version of ooRexx on Windows 11, you should be able to do the same. :: Move into work folder cd C:\Users\jenkins\workspace\ooRexx-W11_64-build\oorexxBuild> :: Make sure CMake get the latest info del /Q/F/S . :: Set up the environment, 32 or 64 bit, here 64 bit call "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Community\VC\Auxiliary\Build"\vcvars64.bat :: Add NSIS and tools to PATH set PATH=C:\Program Files\CMake\bin;C:\Nsis_longStrings;%PATH% :: This...

I can recommend the WIKI there is a detailed description there for how to build on Windows https://sourceforge.net/p/oorexx/_list/wiki

I think you will have to delete everything in the Build dir for CMake to pick up the changes. Check the ReadMe in case you missed something. We build on Windows on a regular basis so it must be something you are missing in your setup. Building on Windows is the most common unless you want a ready-made build Von meinem iPhone gesendet P.O. Jonsson Am 23.04.2026 um 14:26 schrieb Graham Norris norrisg@users.sourceforge.net: Actually, I did have that, but I updated NSIS a few days ago, which will have...

Adding Nsis_longStrings.zip to windows build tools

Just a warning: Windows might complain about unzipping this file so you might have to unquaranteen it first.

Hi Graham, you are missing a required file for Windows, Nsis_longStrings. Please have a look at the file Release.notes.for.windows-build-tools placed in the Code SVN at build-utilities/trunk/platform/windows/wintools1.0.0 The required file should be there (but it issnt :-( ) so I have attached it here for you to download Follow the steps in Release.notes.for.windows-build-tools and you should be fine. If not come back again

Adding information on JEnkins to release-steps.ms