> Albrecht wrote... > Yes, I hope so ;-) > > Whether you use MinGW or Cygwin doesn't matter here. > --prefix is the wrong argument here. You must start your MinGW > (or Cygwin) shell and cd to the FLTK source directory. This > means, according to what you wrote above, in MinGW: > > cd /c/FLTK > > and in Cygwin: > > cd /cygdrive/c/FLTK > > Then just type "make", and everything should work. > > For more Info, please see Ian's article (link above). > Unfortunately, Albrecht missed out one command.
First cd to the FLTK directory (as above. then execute the command ./configure This will sort out what resources etc. are available on your machine. Then execute the command make Can I too recommend that you get rid of Cygwin and move to MSys/MinGW it really is much easier to install and use. Brian. _______________________________________________ fltk mailing list [email protected] http://lists.easysw.com/mailman/listinfo/fltk
