rwr wrote: > Due to my ignorance exactly what do you mean by "In my case, I had to > run configure over and over againeach time going through the log > finding a new missing file, re-install, > and repeat until the errors stopped." My
In my case, my error log said it couldn't find the file "make". So I re-installed Cygwin and chose the custom rather than default install. I had to go through dozens of install options before finding the make file (it isn't with the compilers). The configure then got a little further and stopped, complaining that it couldn't find "m4". So I had to re-install Cygwin again, this time looking for make and m4. This process was repeated until the configure ran to completion. > > Why I ask is that I utilized "apt-get install gcc" to install gcc. Are > there additional options that are found by appending "--help"? I don't know, I don't actually use linux. It may be that what you installed was a default set of options. If so, I have no clue how you get it to do what you want, I'm suggesting that as a possible place to look. > > Curiously, > rwr > > Ps. Thank you for your help and for your time. :))) -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
