>That's bad. I was under the distinct impression that it was possible
>to use configure style build systems on Win32. I know autoconf runs
>on them. In fact, they must work, since gcc builds on cygwin. Is the
>problem with the compiler options?
It is possible to do this, so long as configure.in adds a few lines to
detect Cygwin. I've recently gotten wvWare to build on Win2k using configure
+ cygwin. The only problem that I ran into was that the make that Cygwin
ships with wasn't recursive :)
Try adding lines like this to the expat configure.in and then re-run
autoconf (see wv/configure.in for more details):
# Tests for Windows
AC_CYGWIN
AC_EXEEXT
AC_OBJEXT
AC_MINGW32
# End Tests for Windows
So long as everything in the makefile uses $(OBJEXT) and $(EXEEXT) instead
of like .obj and .exe (or .o and nothing in Unix-land) you'll be fine. If
not, it's not that much of a pain to do so.
Dom
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