That seems to fix it.
Thanks.
On 7/10/2013 3:21 PM, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
A few Error 127 messages still occurred until I removed
\mingw\msys\1.0\bin from the path, as you suggested.
What about leaving the path as-is, but saying
mingw32-make SHELL=CMD.exe ...
instead?
Werner
What about leaving the path as-is, but saying
mingw32-make SHELL=CMD.exe ...
instead?
That seems to fix it.
Great! Just to be sure: You now get a working DLL? If so, I'll
update the documentation.
Werner
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A few Error 127 messages still occurred until I removed
\mingw\msys\1.0\bin from the path, as you suggested.
What about leaving the path as-is, but saying
mingw32-make SHELL=CMD.exe ...
instead?
Werner
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Hi Werner,
You have provided another hint. I was using make which is in \mingw\msys\1.0\bin. But
you mentioned mingw32-make. This program is in \mingw\bin. I did not realize that mingw
came with two versions of make! mingw32-make works much better.
A few Error 127 messages still occurred
I have also seen the Command not found and Error 127 messages when trying
to run make with mingw.
Since the ver and type commands are built-in, I assumed something in the
make script was running a shell other than cmd.
On 7/7/2013 7:19 PM, Werner LEMBERG wrote:
C:\ft2501\freetype-2.5.0.1make
Hello Dave!
I have also seen the Command not found and Error 127 messages
when trying to run make with mingw. Since the ver and type
commands are built-in, I assumed something in the make script was
running a shell other than cmd.
Ah, this is probably the right hint. Jörg has the
Hello.
Sorry, I had a busy week, otherwise I'd have replied earlier.
Please open a standard Windows
terminal (*not* msys), set up a proper path to the mingw tools (gcc,
GNU make, etc.), and execute make
This is the mingw part of my path variable:
I've tried to compile freetype 2.5.0.1 from source using mingw32-make
(v2.8.3) on win7.
My system was identyfied as windows w/gcc, so I went and manually
replaced the contents of confic.mk with the contents of
w32-mingw32.mk.
What do you mean with `mingw32-make'? Are you actually using
Hi.
What do you mean with `mingw32-make'?
The mingw32-make.exe of mingw, which is located in mingw/bin.
Are you actually using the mingw build system?
Yes.
Then simply say `./configure' within an msys terminal, followed by `make'.
D'oh! I've been running mingw32-make.exe directly from cmd.
