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How do I tell ./config where zlib.h is located ?
With Configure you may add something like:
--with-zlib-lib=/path
--with-zlib-include=/path
I find that when I run ./config.... the operating system
"i686-whatever-mingw" is detected. And that seems to work quite well in
general.
If I run /Configure.... I usually get a message requesting that I specify
the OS/compiler. I'm also given a list of options, but I don't see
"i686-whatever-mingw" mentioned anywhere in that list. Consequently I've
been avoiding ./Configure.... , preferring instead to run ./config.....
Is there anything to be gained by running Configure instead of config ?
I tried:
./config no-shared
zlib --with-zlib-include=/usr/local/include --with-zlib-lib=/usr/local/lib --prefix/usr/local/depot/static
I also tried:
./config no-shared
zlib --with-zlib-include=/c/_32/msys//local/include --with-zlib-lib=/c/_32/msys/local/lib
--prefix/usr/local/depot/static
zlib.h is in C:/_32/msys/local/include (and the msys shell regards that
location as /usr/local/include) so either incantation should work. However,
I always end up with the error "zlib.h: No such file or directory" -
followed by a number of syntax errors arising from the inability to find
zlib.h.
When I look at the actual gcc command that is being run I don't see an -I
switch that includes the relevant location for zlib.h so I guess it's no
surprise that zlib.h can't be found.
I've also tried "CPPFLAGS=-I/usr/local/include" - which usually works for me
(wrt other libraries), but no joy in this instance.
I suspect that if I were to place zlib.h in my MinGW/include folder and
libz.a in MinGW/lib folder, then it would work. But I would prefer (if
possible) to be able to build without doing that.
Cheers,
Rob
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