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How do I run this from the command line? #55

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BenHut1 opened this issue Feb 5, 2024 · 2 comments
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How do I run this from the command line? #55

BenHut1 opened this issue Feb 5, 2024 · 2 comments

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@BenHut1
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BenHut1 commented Feb 5, 2024

The BAT file you included depends a ton on environment variables that are NOT existing as part of Windows, or even as part of any JDK installation. They are only set by certain IDEs like Eclipse. As such, the provided BAT file to run this assembler is useless for running in a command line. Nor are any of your instructions on the readme here helpful for helping me to get it running from a command line.
@roscopeco
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Hello!

Thanks for the report.

I don’t provide any BAT file, the command-line runners are provided by Gradle when the software is built.

I am unable to test on or directly support windows, but since this BAT file you mention is a standard runner used by many gradle projects, I take it on trust that it must be at least functional (and if not, would be an issue for the gradle maintainers).

that said, if you’d like to post any specific error messages you’re seeing I can try and help debug, but as I say I cannot specifically test on Windows.

@Kreijstal
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@BenHut1 you need to install gradle for windows, in my case I'd use scoop install gradle as it is the easiest

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