Aarrggghh.    I'm using B20, I think.  Are you referring to the commercial
version?  I don't mind upgrading, but I don't want to spend IBM's
hard-earned bucks here.

I'm building on the C drive, and thats where  the Exceed XDK is.    I'll
look into the binary mounts problem as time permits.

I don't know about the case-sensitivity problem.  I guess it might be fixed
in new acinclude.m4 macros, or maybe by building a dummy include directory,
where xxxx.h #includes <XXXX.h>.  Would that work?

I have the projects, though they might be a out of date now.  I'll be
working on them next.

Let me know about the cygwin versions.

Greg

"Suhaib M. Siddiqi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>@opendx.watson.ibm.com on
05/21/2000 03:51:04 PM

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> glyph is an AIX box, xl is a family of C compilers on AIX.  I'm still
> working on getting the changes I've made for MSVC to build smoothly
> elsewhere.
>
> Guess that was a bit cryptic.
>
> Greg


Greg,
I cannot get your MSVC wrappers working under my Cygwin install.  My
Cygwin is version 1.1.1.
I use binary mount.  The new version of Cygwin differentiate between
upper cases and lower cases
(casesensitive, like on UNIX).  Cygwin reads all the MSVC headers in
VC98\include
with upper cases (i.e STDLIb.H), thus returns "no" for each header.

Exceed headers have ^M (\r\n) and under binary mounts it gives problems
too and configure returns
: not found.

The MSVC project files would be better for users who are not very
familiar with Cygwin.

I just compiled the 4.1.1. from CVS, using OpenMOTIF 2.1.3 from ICS and
Fujitsu Compilers on Linux.

Compilation went smooth, though Fujitsu compilers returned a million
more warnings then g++ ever did...

Suhaib


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