Jaap Karssenberg <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > Now the "INSTALL" file of the cvs tree explicitly states that one > should run the "./configure" script, but this script isn't in the > cvs tree, nor can I find any other standard script for this.
You need to create it by running autoconf. The configure script is distributed in the released versions of the Hurd. > Last I come back at the first point: the includes, it made sense to > me to try to make the cvs tree under hurd itself (crosscompiling > can't be the preferred method I hope), but the cvs tree still uses > it's own, not complete includes and ignores those in /include - but > I suppose there should be a default source tree directory on the > hurd system. How are they not complete? Please be more specific. It ignores the Hurd specific header files in /include and picks the ones in $srcdir for a good reason, you might be making modifications to them. > What about missing includes in the cvs tree ? and how to use these > from my hurd partition ? Please be more specific. What is missing? > Where to put the cvs tree on the hurd parition ? Where ever you want to, the Hurd CVS tree is not used when compiling things other than compiling the Hurd (doh! :) > How to just compile the code of Marcus' random translator on my hurd > system ? Put the `random' directory in your Hurd tree and do (building in the srcdir is not very tested): $ ../hurd/configure $ cd random ; make Cheers, -- Alfred M. Szmidt -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [EMAIL PROTECTED]
