Re: MinGW compile problems

[Tatsuro MATSUOKA]

Hello

Today I have check out the latest hg repository. However, I have not met no 
errors in compiling the
gnuplib libraries on the MinGW platform (gcc-4.5).

The git program is required to get gnulib source required to build libgnu 
libraries for the octave.

I execute './autogen.sh --copy' on the cygwin in which the git program 
installed.
The option '--copy' is required because the symbolic link cannot be used on the 
MinGW.

If you do not use the cygwin, you have to use the git working on the native 
windows or the Msys
environments.

I have found the tortoisegit by the google search
http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/


BTW, how do you treat dependency libraries?  Did you build them by yourself ?

Regards

Tatsuro

--- Ole Jacob Hagen wrote:

> 
> Hi, 
> 
> I faced the same problem. 
> 
> But I replaced gnulib::unlink with unlink. 
> You need to do this two places.
> 
> Then you'll get error-message that isatty is not a part of gnulib, or
> something like this. 
> Workaround: add include <io.h>. 
> 
> Then compile. It is still compiling to me, until the next error message
> occur. 
> 
> Ol e
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