Re: Building in mingw (3.0.2)

>  Message: 8
>  Date: Sun, 13 Apr 2008 17:32:11 +0200
>  From: Paolo Bonzini <bonzinignu.org>
>  Subject: Re: [Help-smalltalk] Building in mingw
>  To: Cesar Rabak <csrabakibest.com.br>
>  Cc: help-smalltalkgnu.org
>  Message-ID: <4802277B.2000706gnu.org>
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>  Cesar Rabak wrote:
>  > I downloaded the sources for version 3.0.2 and I
get errors during the
>  > build process which in the version 2.3.6 I didn't
get.
>  >
>  > Is there any special requirements on these new
versions (from 2.95
>  > onwards) for building in mingw (that configure
does not catch, that
>  > is)?
>
>  No, but unfortunately bitrot happens fast for mingw,
faster than you can
>  say the word (I don't have access to Windows machine
to keep the port up
>  to date).  Can you send a build log?

Attached the compile log (obtained using: make | tee -a
compile.log)
and the config.log which may be useful for finding any
specifics.

My environment is Windows XP SP2, mingw + MSYS
installation.

These results are on pristine sources ungzipped and untarred
from the
source package. If I peek and poke some items (like copying
liggst-7.dll from libgst/.libs to .libs) build process
advances a
little more.

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>>  No, but unfortunately bitrot happens fast for
mingw, faster than you can
>>  say the word (I don't have access to Windows
machine to keep the port up
>>  to date).  Can you send a build log?
> 
> Attached the compile log (obtained using: make | tee -a
compile.log)
> and the config.log which may be useful for finding any
specifics.

Thanks, can you add a

   printf ("SRC> %snDST> %sn", old_path,
new_path);

to lib-src/symlink.c and send again the end of the compile
log (just the 
final 30-40 lines will do)?

Paolo


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