On 06/14/2014 07:15 PM, Will Parsons wrote:
Some time ago (for reasons I cannot remember) I decided to make a
clean reinstallation of Cygwin, so as a safety measure I renamed the
old installation to cygwin.old. After finally deciding I didn't need
cygwin.old any more, I deleted it with:
rm -Rf
Does gcc delete old version of their software during an install. I just
installed gcc/mingw 4.8.3-2 and have all versions from 4.7.3 to 4.8.3-2 but
(I think) only libraries and etc. for 4.8.3-2. Am I responsible for deleting
these older references? Will these older references work with the newer
li
>> Yaakov ?
>>
>> The following as a reminder ... [1]
>>
>> libintl.a has been moved out of gettext (pkg) recently. As result of that,
>> cygwin (pkg) no longer builds.
[snip]
>
> It's in the gettext-devel package now.
>
> Yaakov
Yes, thank you. I had already stolen it from there.
However the '
Some time ago (for reasons I cannot remember) I decided to make a
clean reinstallation of Cygwin, so as a safety measure I renamed the
old installation to cygwin.old. After finally deciding I didn't need
cygwin.old any more, I deleted it with:
rm -Rf cygwin.old
The command took much longer to co
On 2014-06-15 07:47, Houder wrote:
libintl.a has been moved out of gettext (pkg) recently. As result of that,
cygwin (pkg) no longer builds.
It's in the gettext-devel package now.
Yaakov
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Yaakov ?
The following as a reminder ...
libintl.a has been moved out of gettext (pkg) recently. As result of that,
cygwin (pkg) no longer builds.
The build now fails on dumper.exe.
Building dumper.exe requires libbfd.a to be present (among others), which in
turn requires libintl.a to be
pres
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