>* Setting TMPDIR to a path with a drive letter works, no need to
> edit the Perl driver. Without a drive letter, Perl/Bash/Cygwin
> seems to forget the drive and/or the location of the tmp dir.
My experiments suggested that bash and perl were independently stripping
out any drive l
I've just tried to fix that stub file problem on Win98 and now I'm even
more confused:
* Setting TMPDIR to a path with a drive letter works, no need to
edit the Perl driver. Without a drive letter, Perl/Bash/Cygwin
seems to forget the drive and/or the location of the tmp dir.
* O
: Sven Panne <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: GHC Users <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Sunday, July 23, 2000 1:25 PM
> Subject: Re: ghc 4.08 under WinNT
>
>
> > It seems like the saga continues: With Reuben's TMPDIR-fix the
> > handling of stub files (for foreign exp
It seems like the saga continues: With Reuben's TMPDIR-fix the
handling of stub files (for foreign export dynamic) is broken:
...
Copy foreign export C stubs:
rm -f GLU_Quadrics_stub.c && echo '#include "GLU_Quadrics_stub.h"' >
GLU_Quadrics_stub.c && cat C:/tmp/ghc1139_stb.c >>
> I spoke too soon. I can only compile from C:\ not from any
> subdirectory, i.e. not just failure from another drive.
This I can't reproduce. Failure to compile from another drive, I can.
A fix is to edit C:/ghc/ghc-4.08/bin/ghc in the following way:
change the definition of $TMPDIR near the t
