Hi Chuck,
You are right. I had to create a separate folder, which in my case I used
your advice and did /usr/local/build-binutils.
I also found out that the reason for my earlier problems with the make file
complaining about carriage returns was because I used WinZip to expand the
binutils-2.21
On 5/26/2011 4:17 PM, sweinberger wrote:
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>
> Here's your problem: binutils and gcc don't support compiling "in the
>> source tree". You need to create a separate, empty build directory
>> *outside* the src directory, and run configure/make in there.
>
> I did just that.
>
> I downloaded binu
Here's your problem: binutils and gcc don't support compiling "in the
> source tree". You need to create a separate, empty build directory
> *outside* the src directory, and run configure/make in there.
I did just that.
I downloaded binutils-2.21 and expanded everything into a new empty folder
On 5/26/2011 3:32 PM, sweinberger wrote:
> Cygwin is supposed to provide an isolated environment totally shielding
> applications that run on the inside from even knowing that a Windows
> anything exists.
I don't know where you got that idea. It's perfectly fine to use w32api
functions in combin
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