There is (was?) a version of OpenAL that you could download and copy
into your Cygwin installation so you don't have to build it yourself. If
you can't find that, I may be able to locate it and email it to you. You
may be able to search the FlightGear-devel archives to find mention of
that. Or, Google "cygwin flightgear openal".
Jon
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of
Bill Galbraith
Sent: Monday, February 12, 2007 3:51 PM
To: 'FlightGear user discussions'
Subject: [Flightgear-users] Building FlightGear under Cygwin
I am attempting to build the FlightGear package under Cygwin. I
deleted an old installation of Cygwin and reloaded with fresh downloads,
following the GetStart.pdf document. Some of the packages have changed
somewhat, but I think that I have a decent installation. There was
nothing specifically called out for the XFree86 package, so I'm not sure
if it snuck in under the radar.
I've compiled and installed ZLIB, PLIB, and I think OpenAL
without any problems, but when I go do the "./configure" for the SimGear
stuff, it fails with a message saying that
You *must* have the openal package installed on your
system to build SimGear.
It also suggests that I check the README.OpenAL file, which
isn't there.
So, it is likely that I have an extra package, like XFree86 or
something else that is hosing me, or is it some special option for
compiling OpenAL that installs it someplace else? How can I tell?
Thanks,
Bill
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