Hi Aitor,

Aitor Moreno wrote:
> Hi all,
> 
> I used to compile OpenSG under Cygwin in my old PC using the cl.net2003 
> compiler with the following configure:
> 
> $ ./configure --enable-glut --enable-jpg --enable-tif --enable-png 
> --enable-win-localstorage --with-compiler= cl.net2003 
> --with-add-lib=ode:ode --enable-text
> 
> Now, I have a AMD64 and I have reinstalled the cygwin environment as 
> usual and now, with the same configure, it did nothing. Here is the output

Your output is a little weird, so I'm not sure what to say to that.

In general to add a new platform you need to have a configuration file in 
CommonConf for it. Look in there and you will find a whole bunch of common.* 
files. The one that is used depends on your platform (as identified by 
CommonConf/config.guess) and your compiler. Call CommonConf/config.guess and 
see 
what that gives you, and then copy the common.i686-pc-cygwin-cl.net.in to that 
name and try again.

Alternatively you can try the scons build, but I can't really help with that.

Hope it helps

        Dirk

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