I never managed to get this to build in cygwin. It failed on the
freetype build (IIRC). I'm going to try building it in a virtual box
and see how that goes.
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It seems wget is failing to get the source for the JPEG library for some
reason.
After a bit of searching I found out that if I use the --passive-ftp
option with wget then the download succeeds.
Is there a way via a config or recipe file to set flags for wget?
Duncan Drennan wrote:
It seems wget is failing to get the source for the JPEG library for some
reason.
After a bit of searching I found out that if I use the --passive-ftp
option with wget then the download succeeds.
Is there a way via a config or recipe file to set flags for wget?
In
In the command-line, please type:
echo passive_ftp=on ~/.wgetrc
Thanks Cesar, I'll try that out. I just manually used wget and the
passive ftp option to grab the sources. Busy compiling now (on cygwin)
which seems to be taking quite long. Hopefully I'll actually get some
functional .exe
Duncan Drennan wrote:
Once the compilation is done, will the files run as is or do the
dll's have to be installed into specific windows directories?
The dll's should remain beside the exe's in the bin directory.
Currently, to run the resulting exe's, you have to set the following
environment
I've been trying to compile gEDA for win32 using minipack, but it
keeps failing while downloading the packages. It successfully
downloads gettext and libiconv, but then all further packages have
this result:
Downloading jpeg from ftp://ftp.uu.net/graphics/jpeg/jpegsrc.v6b.tar.gz ...
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Duncan Drennan wrote:
I've been trying to compile gEDA for win32 using minipack, but it
keeps failing while downloading the packages. It successfully
downloads gettext and libiconv, but then all further packages have
this result:
Downloading jpeg from
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