I was trying to show how easy it was to do with cygwin. If he does it
then all the better. If not at least someone else can use the info. ;-)
Dantin
P.S. Its calling killing two birds with one stone.
----- Original Message -----
From: "John Parisi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Stainless" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, November 26, 2001 1:50 PM
Subject: Re: How does this look?
> Hmm, I quote the character you were writing to:
>
> "I dont like Cygwin or MS Visual C++ so I wont use'm."
>
> Stainless wrote:
>
> > Okay are you compiling for a Win32 environment then? If so your best
> > choice would be Cygwin. Very easy to do. Just modify the makefile and
> > remove -lcrypt and $( NOCRYPT ) from the makefile, make sure all *.o
files
> > are in the makefile. Down where CFLAGS is look for $< right before that
make
> > it look like this: -DUnix -DOLD_RAND -DNOCRYPT $< make sure there are
spaces
> > between each switch. Then when you get to your prompt in cygwin simply
type:
> >
> > gcc -Dunix -DOLD-RAND -DNOCRYPT -DFIRST_BOOT *.c (expand your screen to
see
> > the full command line without breaks)
> >
> > Then everyother time after that type:
> >
> > gcc -Dunix -DOLD_RAND -DNOCRYPT *.c
> >
> > Enjoy ;-),
> >
> > Dantin
>
