Re: Compiling Kaffe 1.0b4 on Win95/CYGWIN / make check fails
> > > Hello! > > > It looks like your message may be incomplete (or my mailer eat it). > > In any event, that stuff should "just" work (the build at least). > > If cygwin/cygwin32 is a problem, we need to either fix config.sub and/or > > add entries to config.alias. > > > > If there's a libtool problem of whatever kind, Alexandre would like to > > hear about it. > > If I remember correctly, the problem is that "make check" (or even > the "kaffe" script) assumes that ":" is used as separator in CLASSPATH. > It is ";" on Windows, even in Cygwin. Well, then let's use an autoconf variable, such as @PATHSEP@. Alexandre also pointed out that you can avoid the : in windows for drives by using //c/ instead of c:. - Godmar
Re: Compiling Kaffe 1.0b4 on Win95/CYGWIN / make check fails
Pavel Roskin writes: > If I remember correctly, the problem is that "make check" (or even > the "kaffe" script) assumes that ":" is used as separator in CLASSPATH. > It is ";" on Windows, even in Cygwin. It should use $PATHSEP like the TestScript does.. -Archie ___ Archie Cobbs * Whistle Communications, Inc. * http://www.whistle.com
Re: Compiling Kaffe 1.0b4 on Win95/CYGWIN / make check fails
Hello! > It looks like your message may be incomplete (or my mailer eat it). > In any event, that stuff should "just" work (the build at least). > If cygwin/cygwin32 is a problem, we need to either fix config.sub and/or > add entries to config.alias. > > If there's a libtool problem of whatever kind, Alexandre would like to > hear about it. If I remember correctly, the problem is that "make check" (or even the "kaffe" script) assumes that ":" is used as separator in CLASSPATH. It is ";" on Windows, even in Cygwin. Using ":" and "/" on all platforms (that are able to compile Kaffe) should fix the problem. Though I'm not sure that it's the best solution. Pavel Roskin
Re: Compiling Kaffe 1.0b4 on Win95/CYGWIN / make check fails
It looks like your message may be incomplete (or my mailer eat it). In any event, that stuff should "just" work (the build at least). If cygwin/cygwin32 is a problem, we need to either fix config.sub and/or add entries to config.alias. If there's a libtool problem of whatever kind, Alexandre would like to hear about it. - Godmar > > > Hello, > > I'm having trouble getting Kaffe to compile on a Windows 95 (OSR2) machine using > the Cygwin tools. > > I've gotten around the previous mentioned cygwin vs. cygwin32 problem (by copying >the cygwin32 directory to cygwin) and I've been either copying the *.lo files to *.o >in the ./libraries/clib/*/ directories or softlinking them to get around the libtool >problem. > > I've also run configure with no options and with the --disable-static option, with >identical results: > > The 'make' completes now, as does 'make install'. > > But when I run 'make check' it fails with the following errors (top part of make >messages deleted for brevity): > >
Compiling Kaffe 1.0b4 on Win95/CYGWIN / make check fails
Hello, I'm having trouble getting Kaffe to compile on a Windows 95 (OSR2) machine using the Cygwin tools. I've gotten around the previous mentioned cygwin vs. cygwin32 problem (by copying the cygwin32 directory to cygwin) and I've been either copying the *.lo files to *.o in the ./libraries/clib/*/ directories or softlinking them to get around the libtool problem. I've also run configure with no options and with the --disable-static option, with identical results: The 'make' completes now, as does 'make install'. But when I run 'make check' it fails with the following errors (top part of make messages deleted for brevity):
