To answer my own question. Under Cygwin:
first you need to do a set MAKE_MODE=UNIX otherwise you end up with weird compile errors like /c: /c: no such file or directory Then edit the top level CEDET Makefile so that that paths are correct and the SHELL is bash Make then runs (but with some errors that I'm ignoring right now :) ) And JDEE now works. Thanks for the other replies, Kevin Jones http://kevinj.develop.com > -----Original Message----- > From: Kevin Jones [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: 25 June 2004 07:18 > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: CEDET/JDEE and Windows > > Hi, > > I sent this last night but it must have gone to the wrong > address, hope nobody gets duplicates. > > > I'm just migrating back from XEmacs to Emacs and decided to > go with the latest and greatest CEDET and JDEE, this means > JDEE2.3.4beta5 and CEDET 1.0beta2. > > In the install notes for Cedet it says to run make, I have > cygwin installed but make still doesn't work. I get a "The > system cannot find the path specified" error. > > So, question 1, do I need to do this to get CEDET installed, > or will this just byte compile the lisp? If I need to do this > is there a way I can do it from within Emacs? > > If I try and load JDE in my .emacs file (the relevant parts look like > > (add-to-list 'load-path (expand-file-name "~/path-to-jdee")) > > (load-file(expand-file-name > "~/path-to-cedet/common/cedet.el")) > > (require 'jde) > > > I get a "File Error: "Cannot load file", "semantic-loaddefs" " > > Is this because I haven't been able to 'make' CEDET? > > Thanks, > > Kevin Jones > http://kevinj.develop.com > >
