Selon Nicola Pero <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > >> I suggest following the instructions on > core/make/Documentation/README.MinGW. > > > > That's what i did. Many times :-(( > > > > Which version of the document are you following ? > > You should follow the one that comes with the version of > gnustep-make that you are using. In particular, the one > from trunk suggests configuring gnustep-make as:
Yes : suggests. Has i am a free man i choose anything else :-) > ./configure --with-layout=fhs > make > make install Done. Does not work : same errors. > PS: stuff like > > ./configure --prefix=C:/GNUstep > > is no longer recommended and might not work. To make things simpler, we > prefer people to develop in the clean MSYS/MinGW Unix-like environment > where it's guaranteed that there are *no* problems, but making sure the > resulting binaries can be then shipped/distributed/organized > in some other, more Windows-friendly, way. ;-) So GNUstep becomes an Unix-like environment. That's bad. Do you mean i also have to put my /home directory and my source files where you think they should be ? Even my MSYS/mingw installation is not 'standard' as i use some msys-links : / is C:\Dev\msys\1.0 /mingw is C:\Dev\MinGW\mingw /usr/local is C:\Dev\MinGW\local Should that work with GNUstep or do I have to reinstall the whole thing ? Regards Xavier _______________________________________________ Gnustep-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.gnu.org/mailman/listinfo/gnustep-dev
