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Windows. How to build a module for node.js?
Hello. The question is more practical than theoretical.
The bottom line is that every (!) time I try to build something C for node, I always see a lot of lines in the console that start with ERR.
Let's take as an example an old, already dusty, win32ole module. Yes, I needed him, but not about that now.
It all started with an attempt to install - error: did not find MSBuild. Okay, add an extra flag to the command, run: incompatibility between the v8 version and the module.
I downloaded the old one needed by the module, node. Launched with the required version of MSBuild - does not work!
After a couple of hours of googling, I came to the conclusion that I still have to download Visual Studio (fortunately, it's free).
Downloaded, installed - progress has moved, but ... not as far as we would like ...
Repeat three times {
Google again, tambourine again, search again for what is wrong with my system. Retry.
}
And you know what? So far, I have not collected it. So tell me people, how to collect these motherfucking modules for node under windows?
PS I will not describe all the cases, but among all, I managed to build only one and it did not work :(
PSS And yes, later I installed all-all-all the dependencies described on the node-gyp page, but this did not help much.
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wouldn't it be easier to use a linux environment? in the same virtualbox?
Write to the author of the package - he knows better what is required there.
In general, yes, collecting under Windows is a hassle.
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