> I recently tried to install GHC 4.02 with Cygwin on NT. Since my C: > harddisk was nearly full I tried to install it on D which is > called //D/ in bash. Everything runs ok, even Perl was pretty > motivated. But every run of the compiler failed since gcc couldn't > be found. I checked the directories in the Perl script but everything > seemed to be ok. It's due to the //D/ in front of every path: I > reformatted my C harddrive to include my Linux partition, now GHC > works without complaints. Was it wrong to > reformat my harddrive? > > Wonders > Axel. On Thu, 6 May 1999, Sigbjorn Finne (Intl Vendor) wrote: > > Did you install cygwin in a directory other than what the > cygwin installer suggested as default? If you did, then the > environment variable GCC_EXEC_PREFIX needs to be set > accordingly. Other than that, the ghc driver just assumes that > 'gcc' can be found somewhere along your path. > > --sigbjorn > I am not sure if I have checked the path of gcc. But I didn't use the default directory for CYGWIN when installing on drive C: and it works nevertheless. But never mind since it works by now. Thanks, Axel.
