Hi
I am a newbie using Cygwin and I have 2 problems:
Problem 1:
I am trying to compile CSCOPE for Cygwin (essentially for windows) and when
I try ./configure,
I am getting this error:
checking for C compiler default output file name... configure: error: C
compiler cannot create executables
See
Murali Vemuri wrote:
Hi
Murali,
It would be best if you first read
Problem reports: http://cygwin.com/problems.html
and note the part that talks about cygcheck. Otherwise, we will just end
up guessing what's wrong with your system.
-luser32 -lkernel32 -ladvapi32 -lshell32 -lgcc
The new version of setup fails to accommodate the following approved
practice (ie. recommended on this list).
A user who has iterated to a bespoke system and who wishes to build it
elsewhere (or who just wants to build a tailored system from scratch)
need not follow the painful process of
On Jul 3 01:32, Samuel Thibault wrote:
Hi,
Samuel Thibault, le Thu 07 Jun 2007 19:59:25 +0800, a écrit :
Phil Betts, le Thu 07 Jun 2007 12:14:33 +0100, a écrit :
Might I suggest a compromise? Create a new Accessibility group in
setup. It would (at least for now) be the first group
* /From/: Dave Korn dave dot korn at artimi dot com
They are legal, but there's no possible way to convert them to POSIX, which
has no notion of a per-drive current directory.
Ok, but Cygwin != POSIX :-)
Cygwin application has environment variable for each drive letter to
remember
On 03 July 2007 12:57, Murali Vemuri wrote:
Hello there,
I was trying to compile Cscope for Cygwin.
My cygcheck output is attached here.
Also, when I try to ./configure for cscope, the output appears to be normal.
Please find the configure output below.
And when I try to compile, I get
On 07/03/2007, Pavel Kudrna wrote:
* /From/: Dave Korn dave dot korn at artimi dot com
They are legal, but there's no possible way to convert them to POSIX,
which
has no notion of a per-drive current directory.
Ok, but Cygwin != POSIX :-)
Cygwin application has environment
Corinna Vinschen, le Tue 03 Jul 2007 09:54:24 +0200, a écrit :
I'm still not happy with the dependency to ws2_32.
It should still go away and I don't see any reason to keep it.
Yes, we did agree on that in the thread. I will also split the package,
into brltty, xbrlapi, libbrlapi,
Unison users on Cygwin:
I'm preparing a new unison2.27 package, to be released shortly. As I do
that, I'm looking over the old Unison packages in Cygwin:
unison2.9.1
unison2.9.20
unison2.10.2
unison2.12.0
unison2.13
unison2.17
and I'm thinking that it's time for me to abandon the first four of
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007, fergus wrote:
Thank you for all the improvements. Don't want to repeat the long
description at http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2007-06/msg00658.html so can
I just comment: the new 2.573.2.2 fails to spot an up-to-date but
unmounted Cygwin system so, instead of merely
If anyone is interested, this issue was resolved with the new Cygwin
installer that was released yesterday.
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Knowing setup.exe as I do, I'm guessing (and this is only a guess)
that you start setup on the system and manually specify the system
root to be the root of your unmounted filesystem instead of the
default 'C:\cygwin'.
You're absolutely right. My system is located at h:/ where h: is a
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Andrew Schulman wrote:
Unison users on Cygwin:
I'm preparing a new unison2.27 package, to be released shortly. As I do
that, I'm looking over the old Unison packages in Cygwin:
unison2.9.1
unison2.9.20
unison2.10.2
unison2.12.0
unison2.13
On 03 July 2007 18:15, morgan gangwere wrote:
I am _not_ the maintainer
Well, duh. You know the person who you're replying to? You know, the
person who is asking whether he should carry on maintaining so many versions?
He'd be the maintainer.
Are you /quite/ sure you're actually
On Tue, 3 Jul 2007, fergus wrote:
Knowing setup.exe as I do, I'm guessing (and this is only a guess)
that you start setup on the system and manually specify the system
root to be the root of your unmounted filesystem instead of the
default 'C:\cygwin'.
You're absolutely right. My system
I am _not_ the maintainer
I'm the Cygwin maintainer for Unison.
but 2.9.1 is the only version I have that
will talk to a current development machine -- a current debian machine too.
My Debian host has
$ apt-cache policy unison
unison:
Installed: 2.13.16-6
Candidate: 2.13.16-6
Version
I asked was whether you could make a stock Cygwin system
on *your* machine and reproduce the issue, just to figure
out if this is an issue in setup because of the non-default
Cygwin location, or there are other things different about
your system.
I did this. I built a brand new Cygwin
And, absolutely the last word tonight, here is a hitherto undiscovered
way in which old setup misbehaves and new setup does not. It might help
locate any current procedural flaw in new setup.
Unmount everything. Build a new directory c:\Cygwin\etc\setup and locate
an up-to-date installed.db
Hi,
I experience a problem whereby 'ls' of a directory takes upwards of 20
seconds. I've searched around the archives and found reports of issues
that could be similar (i.e. slow bash completion) but it didn't seem
like any action was taken.
Anyways, the directory is strictly on cygwin's root
Hi,
I have a strange problem with carriage-return (CR, \r, ^M) handling on Cygwin
(DLL version: 1.5.24). The problem is only exposed when running the hostname
command via ssh. Here is a sample session that demonstrates the bug:
--
$ hostname | cat -v
myhost
Anton Ivanov wrote:
I experience a problem whereby 'ls' of a directory takes upwards of 20
seconds. I've searched around the archives and found reports of issues
that could be similar (i.e. slow bash completion) but it didn't seem
like any action was taken.
Cygwin is slow. This is by
David Menestrina wrote:
--
$ ssh localhost 'hostname | cat -v'
myhost^M
--
You're probably running a different hostname command here due to a
different PATH setting. See
http://cygwin.com/ml/cygwin/2007-06/msg00432.html.
Brian
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Anton Ivanov wrote:
Neither does coLinux when accessing it over smb mount.
Oh and I forgot to mention that this is not a fair comparison either,
because when accessing a windows filesystem over SMB symlinks are not
supported and all files are owned by root with permissions 0644 (or 0755
for
On 04 July 2007 00:57, Brian Dessent wrote:
Anton Ivanov wrote:
Neither does coLinux when accessing it over smb mount.
Oh and I forgot to mention that this is not a fair comparison either,
because when accessing a windows filesystem over SMB symlinks are not
supported and all files are
Hi list,
I know this sounds crazy but I can't download setup.exe ... I always
get 97% of the way there then it stops. I've tried different
browsers, different comptuers, even wget command. Does anyone know
why it isn't working for me? Firewall issue?
Thanks a lot,
Jeremy
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Jeremy Davis-Turak wrote:
Hi list,
I know this sounds crazy but I can't download setup.exe ... I always
get 97% of the way there then it stops. I've tried different
browsers, different comptuers, even wget command.
You forgot to try one thing.
Have you tried downloading from another
Carlo Florendo wrote:
Jeremy Davis-Turak wrote:
snipped
No, unless you provide more details. Perhaps it's a firewall issue. In
any case, downloading setup.exe WJJFM.
^
Sorry, I meant, http://cygwin.com/acronyms/#WJFFM
Thank you very much.
Best
Jeremy Davis-Turak wrote:
Hi list,
I know this sounds crazy but I can't download setup.exe ... I always
get 97% of the way there then it stops. I've tried different
browsers, different comptuers, even wget command. Does anyone know
why it isn't working for me? Firewall issue?
Make sure
Bob McConnell wrote:
I have installed four different variations of Cygwin on my current
computer. The first was B.20, my initial exposure to this tool kit. The
next one was buried in an SDK for Systech RCS port servers, and I didn't
know it was there until after it began installing. The target
Larry Hall (Cygwin) wrote:
Jeremy Davis-Turak wrote:
Hi list,
I know this sounds crazy but I can't download setup.exe ... I always
get 97% of the way there then it stops. I've tried different
browsers, different comptuers, even wget command. Does anyone know
why it isn't working for me?
On Jul 2 15:09, Yaakov (Cygwin Ports) wrote:
Corinna Vinschen wrote:
There are no short-term plans to change the license of Cygwin, rather we
just wait until the OSI certifies the GPLv3 as open source license
according to the definitions. As Brian already noted, as soon as the
OSI
My work at the new emacs packages makes good progress. The cygport stuff
is really comfortable. I hope, that I can present a new version in the
next days for testing.
But also after reading all the documentation there are some last
questions (if I've overlooked something please forgive me):
1.
On 03 July 2007 08:09, Corinna Vinschen wrote:
And there I was trying to TITTLL the thread.
Oh well, anyone for hippos? ;-)
BTW, I just noticed the link to the OSI site is 404. It could be that it's
one of those sites that just don't work if you disable scripts and cookies,
but it's
On Jul 3 18:43, Dave Korn wrote:
BTW, I just noticed the link to the OSI site is 404. It could be that it's
one of those sites that just don't work if you disable scripts and cookies,
but it's more likely the link is just out-of-date.
Fixed.
Thanks for the hint,
Corinna
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Corinna
I've updated the lftp package for a new upstream release. Please upload.
Thanks, Andrew.
wget \
http://home.comcast.net/~andrex/cygwin/lftp/lftp-3.5.11-1.tar.bz2 \
http://home.comcast.net/~andrex/cygwin/lftp/lftp-3.5.11-1-src.tar.bz2
Hi,
Corinna Vinschen, le Wed 06 Jun 2007 12:26:54 +0200, a écrit :
- There's an executable xbrlapi.exe in the package which depends on X.
- cygbrlapi-0.5.dll depends on WS2_32.DLL.
These are fixed in version 3.8-2 of the brltty package in
http://brl.thefreecat.org/brltty/cygwin/
I also
Steffen Sledz wrote:
1. What's the best way to find all the dependency information needed for
hint files if multiple binary packages (with own hint files) are made
from the same source? Calling cygport with the deps parameter does not
split the dependencies to different packages.
By running
Igor Peshansky wrote:
Umm, VMware? Or is it a disk space issue?
No (recent) VMware for FreeBSD unfortunately, I'll take a look at qemu...
Anyway, this evening I gave a stab at lighttpd and it now compiles
correctly, I only have to test it a bit better and it should be ready
for release.
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Hi Guys,
Summary :
I am running on an old 700mhz intel Celeron machine with an intel
motherboard. I have Windows XP Pro installed.
I have just downloaded the latest cygwin packages first the default then the
full install of the x11, gnome and all the libraries. I am using openssh to
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