On Sat, Apr 30, 2011 at 07:22:57AM -0600, Eric Blake wrote:
>On 04/30/2011 05:31 AM, bob 295 wrote:
>>>This is a free software project so you can see for yourself what's
>>>needed. The majority of the code is in fhandler_fifo.cc.
>>
>>Sounds like a perfect candidate for a Google Summer of Code pro
You don't do ./configure in cmd.exe. You want to start a shell, like
bash. cmd doesn't understand forward slashes and does not use . as a
part of commands standing for the current directory.
Cygwin should put a little shortcut in your start menu for "Cygwin
bash shell." There are other ways to s
On 04/30/11 07:50, Sayth Renshaw wrote:
Hi I am haaving trouble locating the answer to this question due to
the amount of results configure brings in the archives and google.
I am trying to use ./configure && make on the command line however the
'.' in ./configure causes an error.
It might help
On 4/30/2011 7:50 AM, Sayth Renshaw wrote:
Hi I am haaving trouble locating the answer to this question due to
the amount of results configure brings in the archives and google.
I am trying to use ./configure&& make on the command line however the
'.' in ./configure causes an error. I know my m
Hi I am haaving trouble locating the answer to this question due to
the amount of results configure brings in the archives and google.
I am trying to use ./configure && make on the command line however the
'.' in ./configure causes an error. I know my make works as I have
used it already.
What is
On 04/30/2011 05:31 AM, bob 295 wrote:
>> This is a free software project so you can see for yourself what's
>> needed. The majority of the code is in fhandler_fifo.cc.
>
>> cgf
>
> Sounds like a perfect candidate for a Google Summer of Code project proposal.
Not this year; the deadline's alrea
>>>On Tue, Apr 26, 2011 at 01:34:16PM -0400, bob 295 wrote:
I recognize that Cygwin fifos are "buggy and not suitable for anything but
simplest of applications", however in the spirit of seeing if things can
be
improved here is some more test code which illustrates one of the "bugs"
These packages are "addons" to the gcc-3 compiler suite, and provide
the necessary files for the -mno-cygwin mode of that compiler. It has
LONG been a goal to retire -mno-cygwin, and instead provide a cygwin-
hosted mingw cross compiler from the gcc-4.x family.
This update is the first step in at
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