As a purely philosophical answer to why make isn't working, it requires GNU Make. GNU Make would actually be able to interpret the makefile correctly. To build from CVS using GNU tools, you also need to run autoconf & automake (then configure, then make). GNU tools such as mingw and cygwin should work for building Sword and diatheke. (I know cygwin will work, but haven't tested mingw myself.) But you still can't build BibleCS (same reason as above applies).
--Chris
Lynn Allan wrote:
Inquiring (newbie) minds want to know: * Is there a procedure documented somewhat to rebuild BibleCS (win32) using the Borland CBuilder 5.5 command line compiler?
As part of getting up to speed with the sword-api, I've attempted to rebuild BibleCs (win32) with CBuilder. No doubt there is operator error on my part, but I'm baffled how to even get started. Using: {root}\apps\windoze\CBuilder5\BibleCS\Makefile the CBuilder make process pretty much immediately fails due to missing include ${root}/Makefile.cfg
My impression is that there is a linux oriented .sh script that is supposed to generate the Makefile.cfg. Was this left out of CVS? Is a win-32 developer wannabe supposed to have gnu or cygwin tools installed, and be capable of generating {root}/Makefile.cfg?
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