> Ok, now what about running? I've made a *new* binary for .75 that
> uses kpathsea:
Still no go:
C:\Temp\lilypond\Music>ly2dvi -P american-chords
ly2dvi (GNU lilypond) 1.3.75
executing: ash -c "lilypond american-chords 2>&1"
GNU LilyPond 1.3.75.
Now processing: `american-chords.ly'
Parsing...warning: invalid subtraction: not part of chord: e
warning: invalid subtraction: not part of chord: e
Interpreting music...[6]
Preprocessing elements...
Calculating column positions... warning: can't find font: `cmr10'
warning: Loading default font
error: can't find default font: `cmr10'
ly2dvi hmm, I could not find an output file name
C:\Temp\lilypond\Music>kpsewhich cmr10.tfm
lstat(/cygdrive) failed ...
/cygdrive: No such file or directory
I even tried putting kpsewhich in the same directory as lily, but it didn't
work. When I ran kpsewhich manually, it gave this:
C:\Temp\lilypond\Music>kpsewhich cmr10.tfm
lstat(/cygdrive) failed ...
/cygdrive: No such file or directory
When I specified the path of my TeX installation, it still barfs:
C:\Temp\lilypond\Music>kpsewhich --path=/cygdrive/c/texmf cmr10.tfm
lstat(/cygdrive) failed ...
/cygdrive: No such file or directory
-- Shamus
BTW, how have you gotten guile to compile in cygwin? Apparenty, JBR had a
patch to apply against the 1.3 distro, but obviously there isn't one
available for 1.4. I'm not new to linux or unix, but succesfully building
*anything* on cygwin has so far eluded me! I've been able to successfully
compile and run some fairly nontrivial packages on my linux setup, so not
being able to do so in cygwin is *really* frustrating!
