* heromyth wrote on Fri, Jun 17, 2005 at 10:53:59AM CEST: > Bob Friesenhahn wrote: > >On Thu, 16 Jun 2005, Peter Ekberg wrote: > > In fact, there are two development environment in MSYS Tools of Mingw. > One is MINGW, and another is MSYS.
Is it possible to have both installed in parallel on the same system, so we can test both? How? Do you have a config.guess which outputs something containing `msys' in the name? Please show. Please also show `config.guess --version'. > This patch should be done, I think, maybe before more tests have done. > There are tow EXE file, if there is no this patch. One is real EXE file > existed in subdirctory .libs, and another is just a shell script file > which EXTname is EXE and just can be run in Shell(I think the EXE is > redundant ). > > During the tests of automake CVS, I make a test running this: > VERBOSE=yes make check TESTS="nobase.test" > If no this patch, this test can't pass. After failed, I run this cmd: > ./libtool --tag=CC --mode=link gcc -g -O2 -o sub/base.exe > source.o > > in testSubDir, and I get a file named base(notice no .exe) in > testSubDir/sub and another file named base.exe in testSubDir/sub/.libs. > > Now I run the same command again. This time I also get two file: both > are named base.exe. The one in testSubDir/sub is still just a script > file. The original base disappears. > > And run the command again. The result is same to the first running. > > And run again, the result is same to the second running. > > And run again, the result just repeat the first tow runnings. > ............ > > If I patch it, this phenomena disappears. Just get base in > testSubDir/sub and base.exe in testSubDir/sub/.libs I'm sorry, but I cannot understand most of the above quoted stuff precisely. It would be easier if you could just cut and paste what you enter and what is printed. Programs like `screen' and `script' can help with this (but I don't know about their availability for mingw/msys). Regards, Ralf
