Andy Smith wrote:
> Andrew Hood wrote:
-- snippage --
>> Trial and terror tells me that you can use commas to seperate that.
>>
>> --with-out-mib-modules="host,disman/schedule,disman/event-mib"
>>
>> works.
>
> I have tried that as well, but I have not made it work yet with the
> latest MinGW cross tools. I will keep hacking at it. I have been trying
> to perfect a cross compile system to do automated Windows installer
> builds from my Linux machne.
It can probably be multiply quoted but I gave up trying to work out the
right combination of ' " and \ to get it through the nested shell
invocations. This is not the first time I've run into that. I normally
set CC='gcc -march=i686' and several other nested configures fall into
the same hole.
Using MinGW Current, configure said:
configure:13449: WARNING: mib module conflict
configure:13464: WARNING: mib module 'disman/event-mib' is both included
and excluded. It will be excluded
configure:13449: WARNING: mib module conflict
configure:13464: WARNING: mib module 'disman/schedule' is both included
and excluded. It will be excluded
configure:13449: WARNING: mib module conflict
configure:13464: WARNING: mib module 'host' is both included and
excluded. It will be excluded
>> Now to sort out the incompatible header files and cross-install extra
>> MinGW bits until it compiles.
>>
>
> What header problems are you seeing?
I forget now. The last attempt worked. I did have to symlink
i386-mingw32msvc-windres to windres
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