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Thanks a lot ! I am myself using a dual-boot Mandriva / Arch linux and Spidermonkey was indeed a big problem (being at version 1.7.0 under Arch). This should facilitate compilation, a very good thing !

I think you need: #include <stdarg.h> in your source/lib/secure_crt.h so to have the declaration of va_list. At least this seems to have corrected the problem for me.

But 7060 introduces this new issue: ==== Building network ==== precompiled.cpp In file included from ../../../source/lib/precompiled.h:72, from ../../../source/pch/network/precompiled.h:18, from ../../../source/pch/network/precompiled.cpp:18: ../../../source/lib/secure_crt.h:86: erreur: ‘va_list’ has not been declared ../../../source/lib/secure_crt.h:87: erreur: ‘va_list’ has not been declared

Hi, I have a building issue under Linux with svn version 7055 ==== Building lowlevel ==== debug.cpp ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp: In member function ‘bool PrintfWriter::operator()(const wchar_t*, ...)’: ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp:279: erreur: ‘vswprintf_s’ was not declared in this scope ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp: At global scope: ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp:41: attention : ‘LINE_41_2’ defined but not used ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp:42: attention : ‘LINE_42_2’ defined but not used ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp:43: attention : ‘LINE_43_2’ defined but not used ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp:44: attention : ‘LINE_44_2’ defined but not used ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp:45: attention : ‘LINE_45_2’ defined but not used ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp:46: attention : ‘LINE_46_2’ defined but not used ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp:47: attention : ‘LINE_47_2’ defined but not used ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp:48: attention : ‘LINE_48_2’ defined but not used ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp:49: attention : ‘LINE_49_2’ defined but not used ../../../source/lib/debug.cpp:50: attention : ‘LINE_50_2’ defined but not used make[1]: *** [obj/lowlevel_Debug/debug.o] Erreur 1 make: *** [lowlevel] Erreur 2 It seems that vswprintf_s is not declared. Is that windows specific ? Thanks for your help.

Thanks a lot. Spidermonkey compiles on my machine. These are the outputs you requested: [eric@shuttle gcc]$ nspr-config --cflags -I/usr/include/nspr [eric@shuttle gcc]$ nspr-config --libs -L/usr/lib -lplds4 -lplc4 -lnspr4 -lpthread -ldl

I have the same issue. It seems that there are some link info missing with the included spidermonkey. Has anyone found a solution? Is it possible to pass options to the compiler, like with a configure script ?