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> Hmmm, I think you should use i686-pc-cygwin. That'll help make libtool
> and the like do what they do best on Cygwin.
Yes, that is absolutely necessary else bootstrappig doesn't work for
some packages.
>
> bootstrap-prefix.sh doesn't have support for this target (yet), sin
On 08/26/2010 10:54 AM, Markus Duft wrote:
> On 08/26/2010 08:42 AM, Christopher Warrington wrote:
>> "Al" @ 2010-8-25 3:25 AM:
>>> Yes, Cygwin is not ELF but COFF.
>>
>> I've almost always heard Windows executables called Portable Executables
>> (PEs) [1]. Though, according to the article, PEs ar
On 08/26/2010 08:42 AM, Christopher Warrington wrote:
> "Al" @ 2010-8-25 3:25 AM:
>> Yes, Cygwin is not ELF but COFF.
>
> I've almost always heard Windows executables called Portable Executables
> (PEs) [1]. Though, according to the article, PEs are an evolution of COFFs.
Windows uses (that's th
"Al" @ 2010-8-25 3:25 AM:
> Yes, Cygwin is not ELF but COFF.
I've almost always heard Windows executables called Portable Executables
(PEs) [1]. Though, according to the article, PEs are an evolution of COFFs.
Looking at a Cygwin binary (/usr/sbin/httpd2.exe from [2]), I do see the the
PE magic
2010/8/25 Michael Haubenwallner :
> Hi Al,
>
> On 08/25/10 05:38, Al wrote:
>> If I use the build-in patch from Cygwin emerge works fine. When I
>> emerge gentoo patch 2.6.1 the following emerges break while applying
>> patches.
>
> It is unlikely one of those warnings is the reason for patch faili
>> bootstrap-prefix.sh offers profiles for "i586-pc-interix" and
>> "i586-pc-winnt". Should I try one of theese?
>
> Hmmm, I think you should use i686-pc-cygwin. That'll help make libtool
> and the like do what they do best on Cygwin.
>
Thank you. I follow this advice.
Al
On 25-08-2010 12:25:15 +0200, Al wrote:
> > Ignore it for now. This is specific to ELF systems, and in the end
> > there will be another platform-specific handling in prepstrip.
>
> Thank you very much Michael.
>
> Yes, Cygwin is not ELF but COFF. I wounder if I have to change the
> CHOST setting
2010/8/25 Michael Haubenwallner :
>
>> 2.) Short before end:
>>
>> /home/prefix/gentoo/usr/lib/portage/bin/ebuild-helpers/prepstrip: line
>> 98: scanelf: command not found
>> /home/prefix/gentoo/usr/lib/portage/bin/ebuild-helpers/prepstrip: line
>> 186: scanelf: command not found
>
> Ignore it for
Hi Al,
On 08/25/10 05:38, Al wrote:
> If I use the build-in patch from Cygwin emerge works fine. When I
> emerge gentoo patch 2.6.1 the following emerges break while applying
> patches.
It is unlikely one of those warnings is the reason for patch failing,
you'll have to debug the patch binary its
Still struggling with Cygwin. One of the steps I still can't take is patch.
If I use the build-in patch from Cygwin emerge works fine. When I
emerge gentoo patch 2.6.1 the following emerges break while applying
patches.
I have some doubts, if anybody can help me here, but the build log is
a good
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