* Harald von Aschen (2005-08-09) writes: > In Mingw I have to set the path-variable to my needs, this is GhostScript, > TeXLive and the rest who has aready been in path: > > $ PATH=".:/usr/local/bin:/mingw/bin:/bin: \ > /c/WINDOWS:/c/WINDOWS/COMMAND: \ > /f/PROGRAMME/GS/GS8.13/BIN: \ > /f/PROGRAMME/TEXLIVE/BIN/WIN32" > > $ export PATH > > After that the installation runs through without any problems and with > > $ ./configure --prefix=g:/tst/emacs-21.3 \ > --with-texmf-dir=f:/Programme/TeXLive/texmf > > and then make and then make install.
Okay. > Perhaps this could be a hint in the > installation guide for Windows users? You mean setting $PATH? I think this can be mentioned in the installation instructions. But users should rather set the permanent, system-wide variable than doing this temporarily in the shell used for the installation. In the end, many of the programs in $PATH are supposed to be found after the installation as well. And many may not have variables associated with them which hold the path to the executable. > Do you still need my config.log file? As seemingly everything worked, I don't need it anymore. -- Ralf _______________________________________________ auctex mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/auctex
