[tomat 4.0] running on windows
has anyone actually gotten m5 to startup on win98? i sure can't. -jon
Re: [tomat 4.0] running on windows
has anyone actually gotten m5 to startup on win98? i sure can't. I tried with Cygwin, and it didn't work either. The Windows Java exe apparently can't understand a Unix style classpath :( Remy
Re: [tomat 4.0] running on windows
on 12/15/2000 8:30 PM, "Remy Maucherat" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I tried with Cygwin, and it didn't work either. The Windows Java exe apparently can't understand a Unix style classpath :( Remy yea, i just tested it...my just committed patch to catalina.sh allows things to run under cygwin. -jon
Re: [tomat 4.0] running on windows
Remy Maucherat wrote: has anyone actually gotten m5 to startup on win98? i sure can't. I tried with Cygwin, and it didn't work either. The Windows Java exe apparently can't understand a Unix style classpath :( Remy Can you explain what you mean by that statement? I use Unix style classpaths all the time on Windows and was just wondering specifically what the problem is. The only problem I've ever had with cygwin is that pwd Unixizes my path in a way that no normal program can understand, ie: /cygdrive/c/ The make files I use for some of my projects use pwd quite frequently to build paths, etc. and cygwin broke these. I had to make special provisions for a cygwin environment. -Paul Speed