On Fri, 23 Aug 2002 17:48:05 -0400 (EDT), "Harold Leatherman Hunt II" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>Well, I can't offer any help because I have no idea what you are doing. In >order for me to help, or for me to even investigate this problem any further, >you are going to have to follow, exactly, the instructions for compiling that >are in the Cygwin/XFree86 Contributor's Guide >(http://xfree86.cygwin.com/docs/cg/). I have, except for the folders. I'm compiling into "obj-dbg" and "obj-rel" for debug and release versions respectively. Doesn't matter whether the build is (makeg.sh)debug or release: failures are at the same points. >You will then have to be very clear >about whether you are cross compiling or whether you are building on Cygwin, Building on Cygwin. NT Workstation SP6a RC1.28. CYGWIN="binmode ntsec codepage:oem" >and you will have to tell me the precise step in the Contributor's Guide >instructions that you start to have problems at. You will also have to send in >your World.log file (which will be generated if you follow the CG >instructions). Step 7. "make World" which for the most part works. It's simply a few ".exe" extensions getting added which are causing make's dependencies to fail. Typically foo.exe.exe but sometimes foo.exe.blah. As Alexander suggested, I performed (my first ever!) diff of my Imakefile alterations against CVS tonight. It ought to precisely identify the problem even if I've made a complete mess of doing them in the required format. >I simply cannot spend time debugging each developers command-sequence that they >use for building. You've got to stick to the prescribed sequence in order to >get help from me. Fair enough. -- [EMAIL PROTECTED]