Thanks for the reply.
No. Removing the LIB environment variable did not help. However, I did notice the gcc IS using the MinGW version.
$ which make /usr/bin/make
$ which gcc /cygdrive/c/MinGW/bin/gcc
How does one make sure that they are not using the MinGW version and why might this make a difference?
Thanks,
Alejandro
Yitzchak Scott-Thoennes wrote:
On Fri, Mar 11, 2005 at 09:09:13AM -0500, Alejandro Calbazana wrote:
Hello,
I am still having problems building HTML-Parser-3.45 under cygwin. For some reason EXTERN.h can not be found when compiling. However, EXTERN.h is in the include path. This occurs on HTML-Parser versions higher than 2.25. Versions > 2.25 include various .c and .xs files and each version
2.25 fails for the same reason.Would someone be kind enough to try and build the 3.45 package under cygwin? I would be interested in how this turns out. If anyone has any hints, I would really like to run my perl scripts under cygwin.
Cygcheck is attached as well as the full error dump.
Did removing the LIB environment variable, as Gerrit had suggested, help? Can you do: which make which gcc and make sure you aren't using the MinGW versions?
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