>> Now I cannot recommend in a Windows package to use a *nix system >> to unpack it, so I'm looking for free tools which are able to unpack this >> file properly. >> Any ideas? > > Can you define what "properly" means for you when soft and hard links are > unpacked in Windows on file system which does not support them?
I described it. Properly means that the resulting directory is 136MB in size. That also means no zero length files are present in the tree (as placeholders for links). One such file is actually the GCC executable which we need to call from GNU Make and hbmk2: opt\mingw32ce\bin\arm-wince-mingw32ce-gcc.exe it's zero length with these tools, but should be 360474 bytes. It's a little bit hard to understand why mingw32ce developers thought it a good idea to distribute a Windows package which cannot be unpacked on Windows... If I'm asking for the impossible I'll have to either drop mingwarm option from the final builds or include mingw32ce in our package. I don't really like any of these options :( Brgds, Viktor _______________________________________________ Harbour mailing list [email protected] http://lists.harbour-project.org/mailman/listinfo/harbour
