Hi Art,
I did receive your message on Unicon and Cygwin both
through the list and personally. Many thanks for the help.
Since then I have tried to compile Unicon under Cygwin and
have failed. My setup is somewhat different than yours.
I have Windows XP and only a C drive.
I encountered several problems before I quit. The
setpath shell script replaced my original Cygwin path with
a new one that did not include the normal bin directories
containing utilities like make, cp, and rm. This prevented
some make files from functioning properly. I was unsure
about augmenting the path for fear of invoking the wrong
version of the compiler or something like that but I
eventually did. Some of the configuration files seemed to
depend on the exact directory structure including the
presence of a d: drive and I was able to correct some of
these problems but not all of them. My knowledge in this
area is very limited; I was, for example, unaware that
you could symbolically link directories. The final
failure I believe was due to not being able to exactly
duplicate your directory structure.
I am hoping that either Icon or Unicon will be
officially ported to Cygwin in the near future. I
have a pile of Icon and Unicon programs on Sun
Solaris that I would like to move to Cygwin.
Larry [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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