I'd like to re-engineer the Makefile approach in fossil so that it's easier
to work out what needs to be put in place for any given platform. Is there
enough interest in this that it's worth doing the work in my private branch
for inspection?
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Perhaps people don't believe this, but throughout
I'm looking more at having separate included .mk files for platform-specific
stuff as well as better support for compiling under Windows as you've noted.
Ideally I'd like to have a decent selection of platforms including:
- Linux
- *BSD
- Solaris
- Windows
I'd also like to explore making
At 03:34 AM 7/7/2010, Paul Ruizendaal wrote:
Building on Windows itself with gcc-mingw
doesn't work for me (just mingw installed, not cygwin or msys).
Building within an MSYS shell worked out of the box for me, once
I obtained a suitable packagine of zlib (I used the GnuWin32 port).
I
Yep.. I build fossil in cmd.exe on vista regularly..
I have also managed to get ssh,git,perl + many other non windows friendly
packages to work natively
I do have mingw+msys installed, but the biggest hassle was a lot of time
getting
the PATH environment right.. especially the order of the
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