On 20 February 2011 23:22, Mike Van Emmerik <emme...@gmail.com> wrote:
> > In case this helps anyone, here is what I've found so far: > It looks like my notes are complete garbage; please disregard the 1) 2) 3) email. > 1) I didn't have perl or libtool installed by default. I thought I could > just use the perl from Cygwin by appending /c/cygwin/bin to my $PATH. > However, my Cygwin doesn't have libtool either, so I ran this command: > mingw-get install libtool > Use Matthias' list. > 2) I ran into a problem where genmodes.exe was not found. It's not found > because it's not built. From > http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=32272 I see that it's > something to do with the path to libiberty.a. The solution in that web page > (deleting a directory that is created by running configure and make in the > source directory instead of the build directory) doesn't seem to apply. I > don't understand where build_libsubdir comes from (I suppose I could track > it down), but my workaround was to change > build_libsubdir=build-i686-pc-mingw32 > to > build_libsubdir=../gcc-4.4.5-build > in build/gcc-4.4.5-build/gcc/Makefile . > This happened to me again, but this time, there really is a directory build-i686-pc-mingw32. So rather than change the Makefile to point to the wrong place, I should have tried to figure out why that directory didn't exist. Summary: my notes are completely superseded by Matthias'. One note though: Matthias indicates that he disabled makeinfo in the Makefile. I assumed that this was done by changes to the perl scripts. This is not the case; you need to edit the Makefile at that point manually. This is obvious in retrospect, but it caught me, so it might catch someone else. Thanks again to Matthias for his detailed how-to. - Mike
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