> Windows uses different line endings from Linux.
But Cygwin doesn't!
Consider a *common* situation. Use a Windows GUI to check out svn,
but build under Cygwin.
So if you use native line endings on .sh files, that breaks Cygwin!
Arrrggh!!! That was Arrgh to Cygwin/Windows, not to you :-)
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Rick Altherr wrote:
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> On Jun 8, 2009, at 3:03 PM, Gene Smith wrote:
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>> Gene Smith wrote:
>>> Before trying to build I downloaded and installed the libusb stuff for
>>> win32 (usb.h and the library itself) as directed in the sparkfun faq.
>>>
>>> Also made sure all cygwin parts are up to
On Jun 8, 2009, at 3:03 PM, Gene Smith wrote:
Gene Smith wrote:
Before trying to build I downloaded and installed the libusb stuff
for
win32 (usb.h and the library itself) as directed in the sparkfun faq.
Also made sure all cygwin parts are up to date (make, automake,
autoconf
etc).
T
Gene Smith wrote:
> Before trying to build I downloaded and installed the libusb stuff for
> win32 (usb.h and the library itself) as directed in the sparkfun faq.
>
> Also made sure all cygwin parts are up to date (make, automake, autoconf
> etc).
>
> Then I did:
>
> make distclean
> ./bootstr
Before trying to build I downloaded and installed the libusb stuff for
win32 (usb.h and the library itself) as directed in the sparkfun faq.
Also made sure all cygwin parts are up to date (make, automake, autoconf
etc).
Then I did:
make distclean
./bootstrap
./configure --enable-maintainer-mod
