As you say, I can only run the command: cp /my-gnulib/you/build/make/gllib/signal.h /e/workspace/ github.com/gnu/readline ??????
On Mon, Jul 8, 2024 at 1:58 PM anlex N <an0291...@gmail.com> wrote: > As you say, only `cp /my-gnulib/you/build/make/gllib/signal.h /e/workspace/ > github.com/gnu/readline` <http://github.com/gnu/readline> ?????? > > On Mon, Jul 8, 2024 at 1:13 PM Bruno Haible <br...@clisp.org> wrote: > >> anlex N wrote: >> > 2. I have read all parts of the manual. >> >> Don't lie. (The gnulib manual is too large to read in its entirety by any >> individual.) >> >> > 1. After I make successfully, I want to place those built files to >> > /e/workspace/github.com/gnu/gnulib/my-gnulib/me/build/make/built. >> >> This is not a high-level answer. >> >> > Because make install does not work, I also tried this command, but >> > sigprocmask still is not recognized. >> > [image: image.png] >> >> The image tells me that you want to port GNU readline to native Windows. >> >> If you were attempting to port some other package to native Windows, I >> would recommend to read the gnulib manual's chapter "Invoking >> gnulib-tool". >> >> But GNU readline is special: it relies heavily on the behaviour of Unix >> ttys, as specified by POSIX. Native Windows does not implement Unix ttys, >> and Gnulib does not either. Therefore there is no easy way to port GNU >> readline to native Windows. >> >> IMO, porting GNU readline to native Windows would require >> - 3 months of work or more >> - by an experienced developer (which you are not). >> >> You will not succeed to port GNU readline to native Windows. Try something >> else. >> >> Bruno >> >> >> >>
