Thanks - that works wonderfully for linux. I have
another question, but I'll reserve that for another
thread.
Thanks,
Ben
--- Simon Richter <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello,
>
> BRM schrieb:
>
> > Version 1: http://tinyurl.com/bhp9v
>
> I've base
ke 1.8.1
(msys), 1.8.5 (slackware 10.0), and 1.9.5 (slackware
10.2). Perhaps with the code above, whatever it is I'm
doing wrong can finally be spotted.
I really appreciate the help with learning the
autotools. I hope I'll be able to contribute likewise
in the future once I'm thr
Since no one else is chatting on the subject, I
thought I would go ahead and give my thoughts -
perhaps someone can see and correct them where they
are flawed, especially since I am new to the whole
autotool chainset.
I have a project that will need to be built for
different platforms (Windows, Un
I am working on learning the GNU AutoTools. So far, I
have had quite success with the basics. However, I am
now trying to figure out something a little more
advanced that I need for the project that I will be
using them for, where I have to support multiple
operating systems and multiple cpu archit
--- Howard Chu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Keith MARSHALL wrote:
> > BRM wrote:
> >> I´ve been playing around with it a bit today,
> mostly
> >> MSYS, and have thus far only had one issue with
> it -
> >> cl won´t compile the program because of bad
Thanks all for the help. It´s been very insightful.
I´ve been playing around with it a bit today, mostly
MSYS, and have thus far only had one issue with it -
cl won´t compile the program because of bad parameters
being passed to it (since MSYS uses // instead of /).
(Not sure if that´s an issue fo
--- David Boreham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> >Does anyone know of a project that could help solve
> >the problem? I guess, I am primarily looking for a
> >non-intrusive cmd.exe replacement for Windows 2000
> >Pro.
> Are you trying to avoid installing Cygwin for your
> build
> environment, or avoi
I want to be able to run the AutoTool chain natively
under Windows. I did some looking around, and
everyone´s answer primarily seems to be ¨run Cygwin¨.
Unfortunately, Cygwin is not an option for me as I
can´t tell my clients to install Cygwin to use my
product. (They´d go to someone else.) Same ap
