Dear Greg, Greetings, > It is likely that you could create a pure Windows native build (using a > Windows native toolchain) or a pure Cygwin build (using a tool chain built > under Cygwin) with CMake.
This can involve hacking the recipe files for crosstool-NG for AVR32 [1]. `wget' (within the build recipe) fails currently - on GNU/Linux. I haven't tried building it with Cygwin yet. I can give it a try too. We just have to tell `configure' to get the Atmel headers from another location. It is unable to get this from Microchip's web link for now. > But I suspect that CMake would have difficulties with a mixed environment: A > Cygwin POSIX environment with a Windows native tool chain. I could be wrong, > but that is a perverse environment so I wouldn't have high expectations. Understand. Highest regards to all, R References: [1]: https://gitlab.com/martinwguy/ct-ng-avr32 On Mon, 20 Nov 2023 at 21:28, Gregory Nutt <spudan...@gmail.com> wrote: > But again, I think we can avoid this tortuous path and fix the CMake or > Makefile to build on Windows. > > Fully understand. > > It is likely that you could create a pure Windows native build (using a > Windows native toolchain) or a pure Cygwin build (using a tool chain built > under Cygwin) with CMake. But I suspect that CMake would have difficulties > with a mixed environment: A Cygwin POSIX environment with a Windows native > tool chain. I could be wrong, but that is a perverse environment so I > wouldn't have high expectations. >
