Hi Henry;

Thanks for the advice.

Well, I muddled around some more and didn't really have a great deal 
of luck.  So all things considered, I decided to start over clean, 
wiping out my mozilla source directories, verifying my build 
environment (including upgrading to the 'new' autoconf linked from the
build page) and giving it another go.

This time, though, I downloaded the source from release 0.9.5, with 
the idea that it might be more "clean" than a nightly build; or at 
least more chance of indicating what I'm doing wrong.

On this new endeavor I believe I've gotten a lot further; it goes 
through the build process and doesn't return with an error and 
gracefully returns to the command line.  But alas, I'm not left with a
mozilla.exe at the end of the process.

The steps I took this time:
open an OS/2 CMD session
run "setmozenv"
rm configure
rm nsprpub/configure
rm directory/c-sdk/ldap/configure
gmake -f client.mk build_all

At this point, I watch the make go through the process of running 
autoconf, building the configuration files and then producing all the 
make files.  After that, it launches into the task of compiling.

I let it play nicely by itself for a few hours, and when I return I've
got a pleasing looking command prompt waiting for me... but no 
mozilla.exe to be found.

I do a straight "gmake" just to make certain that it had completed 
everything.
Still no mozilla.exe, so I run the 'gmake export' and then 'gmake 
install' (just to cover all the bases).

Alas, nada.

By the time I'm done I have the following left to me:
Directory of F:\programming\mozilla\dist\bin

10-28-01   4:20p     <DIR>           0  .
10-28-01   4:20p     <DIR>           0  ..
 9-29-01   5:20p       220           0  bloaturls.txt
10-28-01   4:29p     <DIR>           0  defaults
10-28-01   5:19p      7588           0  dirver.exe
10-28-01   5:59p     69897           0  lots.exe
10-28-01   6:02p   1374572           0  mozjs.dll
10-28-01   4:16p     13134           0  nsinstall.exe
10-28-01   6:17p    616476           0  nspr4.dll
10-28-01   6:17p     27722           0  plc4.dll
10-28-01   6:17p     18628           0  plds4.dll
10-28-01   4:44p     <DIR>           0  plugins
 4-10-01  12:24a       984           0  startup-test.html
10-28-01   4:22p    174996           0  xpidl.exe
10-28-01   4:22p     64006           0  xpt_dump.exe
10-28-01   4:22p     58004           0  xpt_link.exe

Just the most important file missing.  Curious!

Jeff

On Sat, 27 Oct 2001 15:50:42, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Henry Sobotka) wrote:

<Schnip>

> Once you've got the src code on your machine, you can forget about
> client.mk, i.e. try running just "gmake" or "gmake export" or "gmake
> install" and see if that makes a difference. Also, make sure
> SHELL=gbash.
> 
> h~
> 


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