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Has someone come across such problem? Has someone fixed it?
p.s.
I add some info. Still not fixed.
The process of build of openssl goes in error, and I tried to do in by hand (then I remove from code the step of building openssl for arch).
There are executed 2 steps:
Since my machine is based on x64 architecture, it runs the following {path_to_local_perl}\perl.exe Configure VC-WIN64A no-idea no-mdc2 no-tests --prefix=/64
This is the configuration step of openssl. It goes fine.
Later I try to do the build either with jom or nmake, as many people use nmake.
With nmake It gets the following error:
nmake from VS x64:
I am trying to build a distributable, by running the
build-windows.py
I run
{path_to_the_dist_I_want_build}\python.exe build-windows.py --sh C:\cygwin64\bin\sh.exe --options noopt
Everything goes fine, but then it blocks in
I checked is on the file cpython-windows > build.py on the method: build_openssl_for_arch when running jom.
I actually tried to separately replicate the commands on perl to build the openssl but without success.
I am running windows 10 on x64 Architecture,
and I want to build a python distribution starting from the dist:
from the list of dists: https://github.com/indygreg/python-build-standalone/tree/zb/openssl
Has someone come across such problem? Has someone fixed it?
p.s.
I add some info. Still not fixed.
The process of build of openssl goes in error, and I tried to do in by hand (then I remove from code the step of building openssl for arch).
There are executed 2 steps:
Since my machine is based on x64 architecture, it runs the following
{path_to_local_perl}\perl.exe Configure VC-WIN64A no-idea no-mdc2 no-tests --prefix=/64
This is the configuration step of openssl. It goes fine.
Later I try to do the build either with jom or nmake, as many people use nmake.
With nmake It gets the following error:
nmake from VS x64:
C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio\2022\Community\VC\Tools\MSVC\14.42.34433\bin\Hostx64\x64\nmake.exe
It is most likely an issue to be opened on openssl. Has someone encountered it?
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