> Running into some problem building freetype for Windows under
> cygwin, using mingw compiler. The problem seems to be with build
> process launching an Win32 executable, and passing Cygwin paths to
> it, resulting in:
>
>
> /home/alex/freetype-2.6/objs/apinames.exe \
> -o/home/alex/freetype-2.6/objs/ftexport.sym \
> /home/alex/freetype-2.6/include/freetype/ttnameid.h \
> [...]
>
> could not open '/home/alex/freetype-2.6/include/freetype/ttnameid.h'
> for writing
This is *very* strange! Why does the `ftexport.sym' argument gets
ignored, making apinames try to write to `ttnameid.h'?
On my GNU/Linux box, this works just fine, and we've never got a error
report, and the corresponding source and Makefile code is essentially
unchanged since years...
Please try to manually call
/home/alex/freetype-2.6/objs/apinames.exe \
-o/home/alex/freetype-2.6/objs/ftexport.sym \
/home/alex/freetype-2.6/include/freetype/ttnameid.h \
/home/alex/freetype-2.6/include/freetype/freetype.h
and check whether `ftexport.sym' contains identifiers.
Werner
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