On 2021-01-06 20:23, Juan carlos Rebate via Cygwin wrote:
Good morning happy new year, first of all I am going to ask you that
when you read my case, do not refer me to another tool, do not refer
me to another environment, but above all do not ask me to read because
I already read all of Google and there is no solution , but I refuse
to think that there is not, it is simply that nobody has bothered to
publish it.
I am using the gcc-core 9.3 package to compile qemu, I use this one
because mingw does not incorporate all the features that I am looking
for, and gcc is able to search for resources as it would in linux
whereas mingw cannot unless the paths are edited.
the problem that appears to me is the following:
ERROR: Unrecognized host OS (uname -s reports 'CYGWIN_NT-10.0'), there
are no options to indicate the target, there are no options to avoid
the operating system test, (at least not in a simple way). How could I
solve the failure? I beg that it be done as I have it configured
If qemu used autotools then it could require only autoreconfig.
You need to patch the configure script to recognize __CYGWIN__ and set Cygwin as
targetos, then pick mainly Linux features if they are supported POSIX
interfaces, otherwise have a look at the Mingw alternative, and pick features
suitable for Cygwin.
It might be easier or you might be better just changing the Mingw build to do
what you want instead.
In either case you could then submit the patches upstream on github as a PR
(pull request: fork the project repo on github under your account, then clone
your fork of the repo to your system, create a topic branch, make your changes
and commits incrementally, then push the branch back to your fork of the repo on
github, and submit a PR from that to the original upstream qemu repo).
Even if they don't accept the PR, you can still pull and merge updates from the
upstream repo to your fork and your clone.
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Take care. Thanks, Brian Inglis, Calgary, Alberta, Canada
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