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Adam <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I thought I'd have a go at getting the autobuilder going here, using
> Cygwin. Following the instructions at
> http://www.riscos.info/index.php/Using_GCCSDK
> everything seems to go OK, until:
>
> $ $GCCSDK_SRC/autobuilder/build -v wget
> /home/adamr/gccsdk/autobuilder/build: line 61: whereis: command not found
> Autobuilder: cvs not found; is it installed on your path?
>
> So that seems simple enough - CVS is missing. But I've installed CVS
> using Cygwin setup and typing "cvs" at the $ prompt gives me a load of
> info on cvs, so it does /seem/ to be present. Any ideas?
Yes, and it is a bit ironic. 'whereis' is a small binary which is used to
locate and verify if a binary (could be source and man page too) is
available on your system. It turns out that 'whereis' itself is not
available on your Cygwin installation (resulting to the wrong
conclusion that it is cvs which can not be found on your system).
I just noticed that Bash 'type' builtin can be similary used for this
purpose and that's a much better solution. I've changed this so feel free
to try again.
John.
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John Tytgat, in his comfy chair at home BASS
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