I've had these problem too. I believe they are because the original makefile created when you ran configure is overwritten with the updates and it was created under a Linux configure. A "surefire" way of getting the whole lot to rebuild is to do a fresh install of the sources, overlay the directories with the MSP files, then run configure, make, and make install. In other words, rebuild it from scratch.
Hope this helps some. -Bill Knight R O SoftWare PS it would be great if the MSP files didn't have to overlay the files generated by configure. hint, hint On Sun, 22 Dec 2002 20:47:59 +0300, Andrey Reznik wrote: >I have some problems while trying to compile mspgcc under cygwin. >1) binutils : >'make install' exits with error like "can't find #inst.<number>" when >installing linker. >'cd ld & make install' works fine. >2) gdbproxy: >doesn't compile at all, because it can't find 'stdint.h'. If I copy stdint.h >to gdbproxy src dir, it doesn't compile too, because of 'uint_8 redefinition'. >Also, './configure' returns some warnings about 'missing' script, it says 'it >may be too old...'. >3) pybsl doesn't work, it raises an exception "Sorry no implementation for >your platform available." Maybe "if os.name == 'nt': #sys.platform == >'win32':" works incorrectly under WinXP? I've never used python before so I >can't ever guess what's the problem. >Any suggestions how to make it working?
