> Hi!
>
> I've tried to compile a simple gnome application under cygwin. The
> installation steps were:
> - install a standard cygwin instance from a mirror. (no additional
> packages, just the base system)
> - run setup.exe -X, select download only, add the cygwinports mirror.
> both the cygwin and cygwinports mirrors are selected
> - download the packages, rerun setup.exe (without -X), and install from
> local dir.
>
> after it, the ./configure script for my program say no pangocairo
> package was found, needed by pangomm.
Hi,
After having some similar problems with dependencies, here is the way
I did the installation (of kdebase + konsole but perhaps it will help)
:
1) install from internet a cygwin instance from a mirror
2) run setup.exe -X, select install from internet from cygwinports
mirror and choose what you want
3) run setup.exe -X, select install from internet from a mirror, don't
add anything and the missing libraries will be added automatically,
downloaded and installed.
(at least, it was the case for me)
The -X option permit to force the installation, even if the .ini
timestamps are not correct.
Etienne
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