Daniel Senderowicz wrote:
>> Daniel Senderowicz wrote:
>>> when I type `make install` it comes back with the following message:
>>>
>>> === installing FL ===
>>> Installing include files in /usr/local/include...
>>> rm: cannot remove `/usr/local/include/Fl': Is a directory
>>> make[1]: *** [install] Error 1
>>> make: *** [install] Error 1
>>>
>> Sounds like there's leftover /usr/local/include/{FL/Fl} dirs from
>> a previous install, but the Makefile is not removing them correctly.
>> (maybe using 'rm' instead of 'rm -rf')
>>
>> I'd suggest removing the entire /usr/local/include/{FL/Fl} dirs
>> manually,
>> then run the 'make install' again, so it can create the dirs/links
>> from scratch.
>>
>> I think usually include/FL is a dir, and include/Fl (note case
>> difference)
>> is a symlink back to include/FL. Probably this is not the case under
>> Windows, where both are probably dirs because windows is case
>> insensitive.
>
> Hi Greg,
>
> I did remove the dir /usr/local/include/FL, but the problem
> persists. I agree with you that the problem resides on the fact that
> windows is case insensitive, so some change in the installation
> procedure has to be done. Unfortunately, the way the makefile is
> done in fltk is too obscure for me to hack, do you have any
> suggestion? Thanks.
I don't have cygwin here, so I can't really offer much.
But maybe one of the other cygwin folk here can help.
(They might all be going to sleep ATM; night time in the EU)
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