2014-04-30 11:44 GMT+03:00 Stephen Leake <[email protected]>: > Stephen Leake <[email protected]> writes: > > >> There are two possible fixes here; >> >> 1) include c:/ in all absolute Windows paths (ie >> "c:/Msys2/msys64/include"), so msys2 knows it is an absolute path, >> and won't change it >> >> 2) use msys2 paths when the path is inside an msys2 mounted directory >> tree (ie "-I/usr/include"), so the change msys2 makes to the path is >> correct. > > with these fixes and "-i --login" applied, monotone configure now runs > to completion. > > Now I'm running into "sizeof int == sizeof pointer, right?" errors. > Sigh. > I see you include MSYS2 includes instead MINGW includes. You can do it only if you build monotone with MSYS-gcc
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