Subject: Re: ./autogen.sh on Windows
From: Andrew Dunbar (hippietrail@yahoo.com)
Date: Tue Jun 19 2001 - 11:55:17 CDT
Frodo Looijaard wrote:
>
> Andrew Dunbar wrote:
> >
> > I got curious and tried ./autogen.sh on cygwin/windows 2000 tonight.
> > configure and friends all seemed to go okay but now I can't build a
> > thing ): Worse, I have no idea how to put it back how it was...
> > Have I changed the makefiles by doing this? Do I need to get things
> > from CVS again? Do I just need to delete something?
> >
> > HELP (:
>
> If you use GNU make, and if you configured in the source directory instead
> of in a separate one, you now have a bunch of GNUmakefile's which will
> be used instead of the normal Makefile's.
>
> You can try `make realrealclean' or, if that does not work, you could
> delete all the GNUmakefile's, for example like this (provided you have
> find installed):
> find . -name GNUmakefile -exec rm {} \;
I was about to try that but I was sure some GNUMakefiles were in CVS
and may even have some of them with my changes in them. Thanks to Pat,
make realclean did the trick.
> By the way, what exactly does not work after an autoconf?
Quite a few things. If I wasn't out of harddrive space I'd
keep a 2nd tree just to see if we can get this working on Windows.
I recall it complaining about __attribute__ keywords in I think
wv, some parts had definitely assumed the OS was Unix...
I do hope we can get this working sooner or later. People should
not have to require MSVC to build AbiWord ):
Andrew.
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